3. A Yurt completely satisfies needs of nomads. Its convenience and practical. Its quickly gathered with forces of one family within one hour.

4. It is easily transported on camels, horses or motor cars, its felt covering does not pass rain, wind and cold.

5. Yurt appeared in an epoch of late bronze XIIIX centuries B.C.

7. In winter a yurt keeps heat perfectly. In summer felt walls can be risen on meter height and its easy to aerate it.

9. A yurt is divided into two halves. The north females, and the south males.

10. A males half is closer to the door there is an owners bed. Weapon of a man, horse harness, talismans are hanged on walls.

11. On female half there are wife and daughters beds. Near a door a dresser, a mortar for koumiss beating the symbol of prosperity. This half guests arent allowed to visit. When daughters marry, they will leave native home.

12. In a yurt center there is a place of Fire. Fire honoring is one of ancient religions. Fire gives warmth, hot food and make a house comfortable.

13. It is forbidden: - It is forbidden to enter into a yurt silently, quietly. It is necessary to greet people in it. - It is forbidden to come into a yurt with empty ware and digging tools. - It is forbidden to enter into a yurt with any burden. -It is forbidden to take out and give someone fire and milk that with it happiness leaves a house; -It is forbidden to whistle. it's a signal convoking evil ghosts. -It is forbidden to give a knife and sharp subjects. -At a feast visitors have no right to change the places.