Original Mongolian Yurts

Perfect Blend of Old & New

Yurts for Sale

Great features available on all of our yurts:

  • Double-layer felt insulation
  • Reflective insulation
  • Moisture barrier
  • Ventilation layer
  • Transparent polycarbonate skylight
  • Transparent polycarbonate windows
  • Heavy-duty PVC outer cover with 10-year manufacturer material warranty
  • Curtain for the skylight
  • Durable water-based acrylic painting 
  • Optional Mongolian traditional motif decoration

Additional info

Details on the great features that come as standard on all of our yurts:

  • A combination of felt and reflective layers provides the best insulation compared with any yurt. “Modern” yurts have poor insulation from heat/cold and noise because none of them have felt on them.   None of the other Mongolian yurts have reflective insulation, and they use poorly washed felt that emits odors when it absorbs humidity. We use dense, factory-washed felt. 
  • The moisture barrier protects the felt from moisture created inside the yurt and helps prevent mold. None of the other yurts have this layer;
  • Windows and a skylight section can be opened for ventilation;
  • 100% waterproof design;
  • Outer cover made with 750gsm PVC material with 10-year manufacturer warranty. None of the other Mongolian yurts have PVC outer cover. They mostly have cotton outer cover, which deteriorates just in 1-2 years;
  • Fitting for the chimney through the skylight allows for placing a woodstove in the center of the yurt for optimal heat distribution. The fitting allows for chimneys of various diameters;
  • Thick & sturdy wood parts (75% thicker than other Mongolian yurts);
  • Transparent and semitransparent polycarbonate in the skylight and windows are 200 times stronger than glass and have superior insulation properties. None of the other yurts have polycarbonate skylight & window finishes;
  • Water-based acrylic paint. Water-based acrylic paints better protect the wood from elements than any other paint and are easier to restore;
  • For more info, please check our Why Original Yurts and Mongolian vs. Modern Yurt pages.