It is said that there are two things you can't do when you travel to outer Mongolia. What are they?

When traveling to outer Mongolia and visiting local residents' homes, the order of entering the house is very important. You must open the door at home or open the curtains before you can lift your legs and cross the threshold. It should be noted that never step on the threshold. Outer Mongolia attaches great importance to fire and water, which symbolizes the happiness and health of their country and must not be desecrated.

0 1, can't step on the threshold

The threshold is very important to the Mongols, representing the dignity of the host family. Locals pay special attention to the threshold. If you step on the threshold at home, they will think that you are insulting and provoking each other, and you are looking for trouble with them. If you are angry, you will probably punch and kick those who step on the threshold.

02, can't blaspheme fire and water.

Mongolia regards fire and water as sacred in their country, so they are absolutely inviolable. If you accidentally get your clothes wet, you can't bake them on the fire at once. This will make them think that you are rude and disrespectful. If you look at the clear river on the grassland, you must not wash your hands and clothes rashly, let alone play, which will make the locals think that you are desecrating their sacred objects and will definitely be beaten. If you don't understand, don't even know why you were beaten, is it very wrong?

With the rapid development of China's economy and the improvement of people's living standards, tourism is developing better and better, and people will go out more in their leisure time to broaden their horizons. I believe that while enjoying a wonderful tour, I certainly don't want to be ruined by other accidents. Therefore, before we travel to a place, we must first do a good job in related strategies, especially the taboos and customs of a place. Don't do inappropriate behavior when you go to the local area, it will cause unnecessary misunderstanding and injury, and even have serious consequences.