2011年9月30日 · A ger is our traditional round shaped dwelling that has been used since the Mongols started nomadic life with animal husbandry. In essence – it’s their home. A Mongolian ger is portable, easily assembled and disassembled, and the most natural dwelling on earth.

2021年2月7日 · The most popular ger is the 5-sided ger, which uses 81 poles to create the peak in the roof. The number nine is auspicious in Mongolian culture and 81 is 9 times 9. However, Mongolian gers may be bigger or smaller depending on their use, and can have up to 108 poles, an auspicious number in the Buddhist religion.

4 天之前 · A Mongolian Ger is a more traditional Mongolian yurt design. In fact, “yurt” is a Russian term for what the Mongolians call a Ger. The roof of a Ger is constructed of straight poles (uni) attached to the circular crown. The walls are made of latticework and the doors are often wood. Outer cover /sun cover/ is made from felt, and sheep wool.

2021年8月26日 · Living in a ger, meaning 'home' in Mongolia, and more commonly referred to as a 'yurt' in English, has grown popular in many places around the world. But its origin lies in central Asia, particularly across the steppes of Mongolia. Set up to be a portable home, the ger has been a traditional part of the life of nomadic herders here for millennia.

These are the sequences how to build a ger. First of all, base the floor and place all the heavy things, such as upper frame and avdar, on it. After that, start placing their wooden wall from south west of the floor, and make it circle while using the tier in order to bond wall by wall.

2024年6月9日 · A Mongolian ger, also known as a yurt in other cultures, is a portable, circular dwelling traditionally used by nomadic groups in the steppes of Central Asia, especially Mongolia. It’s designed for easy assembly and disassembly and is made primarily of wooden framework covered with layers of felt and canvas. II. Historical Background. III.

Ideally suited to Mongolia's harsh terrain and lifestyle, the ger is called yurt by many foreigners. But, Mongolians don't particularly like this Russian labeling of their national dwelling ...so call it a ger. A round felt tent covered in durable, waterproof, white canvas seems to be the most simple description of this portable home.

A Mongolian yurt, also known as a ger, is a traditional portable dwelling that has been used by nomadic people in Mongolia and Central Asia for centuries. This ingenious structure combines functionality, form, and deep cultural symbolism.

2018年6月6日 · The Ger is a round shaped, portable dwelling that has been used, ever since ancestors of the Mongols learned how to make felt during the Bronze Age more than three thousand years ago. It is written in a Chinese chronicle dated in 629 BC that the Mongol tribes before the period of Huns had been lived in such round dwellings.

In this article, we will look at the structures of Ger in detail. What Are The Key Parts of Mongolian Ger? The main two components of Ger are the wooden frame and the felt covering it. The overall wooden frame consists of walls (khana), Uni, Toono, and the door. The felt includes the roof area, as well as Urkh, and Tuurga.