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“Zhaná Yurt” |
Kazakh yurt, four sleeping places
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This cozy and warm yurt was made by local masters who keep alive an old tradition of building Turk steppe dwellings. Pay attention to its high arched ceiling: it’s one of the key things that make Mongolian and Turk yurt different from any other. That’s why this yurt seems to be far more spacious from the inside than it looks from the outside.
For big companies there’s always an option of setting some extra sleeping places (we have all the needed stuff for that, so you won’t have to overload your car with sleeping bags and inflatable pillows). Remember a rule #1 of Mongolian yurts: the more people dwell in it, the more cozy they feel.)
