If you’re reading this you’re probably more yurt-savvy than most! Nonetheless, investing in a yurt is a big decision, but one we’re sure you won’t regret. A yurt is a circular moveable dwelling commonly used across Asia for the last three thousand years. Yurts are one of the oldest, hardiest and most sacred forms of human dwelling, crossing nations, sustaining armies and protecting families for many millenniums. 

Their unique round design creates a structure that is not only incredibly strong and resistant to natural disaster, but also easy to construct and take down – making them perfect not only for the nomadic tribes of Mongolia but for anyone looking for a sustainable dwelling they can build themselves in a matter of days.

An experienced group of Nomads can put up a yurt in an hour, while a novice yurt owner and some friends may be able to construct their own in less than a day (depending on how many tea breaks you take).

If the idea of building your own yurt by yourself scares you however, don’t worry – we’ll build the yurt with you the first time to show you the ropes.