The winner of the horse race wins ... a TV? Must be selective documenting, given that we are led to believe that these people ride their horses home to unpowered yurts. An amazing place, surprised that I haven't seen it profiled more in nature or travel shows.

Honestly, I'm surprised Hulu had a documentary about Mongolia. I traveled so much, more than half of the entire population. Nothing like my homeland. I have utmost respect for the nomads. Capital of Mongolia is however just like any other big cities, everybody chases money, fame, and fun.
Every summer, after being in boarding school for 9 months in England, I always looked forward going to my uncle's farm, ride horses, herd cattle, and play with the village kids. Every morning, I used to take my horse and disappear into the mountains to catch the sun, hear the mountains wake up and watch wild animals resume their morning routines.
I miss my aunt's homemade fresh yogurt, oh so gentle and good for my stomach. Candy bars and chocolate disks were celebratory treats and not of everyday snacks.
Every evening, my cousins gather up the village kids to play games and tell stories.
I remember the big river not too far away from the town. My two cousins and I would always go to swim in the still part of river after herding the cattle up to High Valley.
Oh bugger, I need to stop otherwise I'm going cry my eyes out.
I'm going to visit my homeland next summer...simply cannot wait.

I could give a verbose review, describing with gushing emotion, how riveting, captivating and utterly engrossing this documentary about our Mongolian friends is....but I'll say just this:Watch it: you'll love it !!!PS: The high resolution is a big plus, too :)