Three riders face flooded rivers and snow-capped peaks while traveling over 2,000 kilometers to reach Ulaanbaatar for the Naadam festival.
Synopsis
Three riders face flooded rivers and snow-capped peaks while traveling over 2,000 kilometers to reach Ulaanbaatar for the Naadam festival.
Synopsis
Scott Britnell, Hein Schwarz, and Adam Riemann ride through the Altai Mountains in Siberia. They face flooded rivers, snow-covered peaks, and dry deserts on their way to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Their goal is to participate in the Naadam festival, a celebration of Mongolian culture featuring traditional sports. The documentary shows the challenges of motorcycle travel and touches on the history of Chingis Khan and the Mongolian Horde.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Scott Britnell and Hein Schwarz on their adventure.
- See the Altai Mountain range and its stunning landscapes.
- Find out about the Naadam festival in Ulaanbaatar.
Did You Know
- The documentary features three riders on their expedition.
- The film's duration is 126 minutes.
- The Naadam festival celebrates Mongolia's heritage through traditional sports.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What countries do the riders traverse in Motonomad II?
The riders traverse Kazakhstan and Russia.
What significant cultural event do the riders attend in Mongolia?
The riders attend the Naadam festival, which celebrates Mongolia's heritage through traditional sports and festivities.
Who directed the documentary Motonomad II?
Motonomad II was directed by Adam Riemann.
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