I really don't understand how people survive out there. American money goes a long way. A bus trip that was a fifteen-hour ride was only a few bucks. You can also buy things like a Sony TV and chocolate, but it's more expensive there than in America. MC Mountain Mountain passes in Tuva are sacred.
People pray there, and in some passes, people are trying to develop businesses.
One guy had a gypsy wagon cart. It's like a hut that he and some friends live in. He even asked Kongar-Ool for pictures to see what they looked like in America. Stab Me People in the country side get drunk and often stab each other. The hardcore nationalist cultural center of Tuva is a place called Chadaana.