Craftsmanship of the Mongol Ger is a traditional enterprise involving the labour of a household or group, with men carving the wood and both women and men engaged in painting, sewing and stitching, and felt-making. Wooden frames comprise the crown, roof poles, wall lattices, door, two pillars and furniture produced by separate carpenters specialized for each. Traditional craftsmanship of Mongol ger is indeed reflects the nomadic culture, national identity which stands for the name card of Mongols to the world. Traditional craftsmanship is taught to the younger generations, principally through mentoring by a senior craftsperson. Dismantling and reassembling the Ger are always family operations, with children learning by watching their elders. Cutting and preparing sheep’s wool, making felt, stitching canvas and preparing woodwork are usually communal endeavours. As a traditional dwelling, the Mongol Ger plays an important social and cultural role for nomadic families and its makers are highly respected.\n

Traditional Craftsmanship of the Mongolian Ger and Associated Customs (Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, 2013)\nThe Mongolian ger is composed of wooden frames, canvas, and ropes. The wooden frames comprise the crown, roof poles, wall lattices, door, and two pillars; each wooden element is produced by separate, specialized carpenters. The traditional craftsmanship of the Mongol ger reflects the nomadic culture and national identity of Mongolia.

Am wat is a solo instrument of the indigenous people called Bunoong in Mondulkiri province that has been around for a long time. This instrument is made up of a long necked gourd, 6 bamboo poles, about 1.5 cm in size and about 30 to 50 cm long. This instrument belongs to the group of high wind instruments. For the production of this instrument, players can make their own, because the instrument is convenient and available locally. This traditional musical instrument can be played by musicians without any specific occasion which means it can be played for entertainment purposes too, but they have to choose a specific song for a specific occasion. In the past, people used to play Am Wat in the morning to wake their children up, but now there are very few people who can use this instrument.

The Mongolian ger is composed of wooden frames, canvas, and ropes. The wooden frames comprise the crown, roof poles, wall lattices, door, and two pillars; each wooden element is produced by separate, specialized carpenters. The traditional craftsmanship of the Mongol ger reflects the nomadic culture and national identity of Mongolia.

Two bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Each of gourd is fitted top two bamboos. Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Dried gourd and bamboos are glued with beeswax. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes.\nDried Gourd\n-1 feet 3 inches in length\n-1 feet 5.5 inches in girth\nTwo bamboos\n-3 feet 7.5 inches in length (1)\n-3 feet 3 inches in length (2)\nFrom top of bamboo(1) to Dried gourd\n-1 feet 3 inches in length (1)\n-1 feet 10.5 inches in girth (2)\nFrom top of bamboo(2) to Dried gourd\n-5.5 inches in length\n-1 feet 2 inches in girth\n-5 feet 4 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-1 feet 3 inches in height of the dried gourd instrument

Six bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Three bamboo pipes are fitted at the top of the dried gourd. Each of the dried gourd are fitted only two bamboos . Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Three bamboo pipes are fitted below dried gourd and at the top of these bamboo is fitted with a dried gourd and a bamboo joint. Another one bamboo pipe is not fitted. Dried gourd and bamboos are glued with beeswax. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes to produce song.\nDried Gourd\n-1 feet 2 inches in length\n-1 feet 7 inches in girth\nUpper Three bamboos\n-1 feet 2 inches in length\n-1 feet in length\n-3 feet 7 inches in length\nFrom bamboo ( 2 ) to dried gourd\n-2 feet 7 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nFrom bamboo ( 3 ) to bamboo joint\n-6.5 inches in length\n-1 feet 11 inches in girth\nLower three bamboos\n-1 feet 9.5 inches in length\n-1 feet 10.5 inches in length\n-2 feet 4.5 inches in length From top of\nbamboo ( 2 ) to Dried gourd\n-3 inches in length\n-7 inches in girth\nFrom top of bamboo ( 3 ) to Dried gourd\n-5 inches in length\n-5 inches in girth\n-3 feet 3.5 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-1 feet 2.5 inches in height of the dried gourd instrument

Two bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Two bamboo pipes fitted at the top of the each dried gourd. Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Dried gourd and bamboos are glued with beeswax. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes.\nDried Gourd\n-10 inches in height\n-1 feet 8 inches in girth\nTwo bamboo pipes\n-7 inches in length (1)\n-4 inches in length (2)\n-10 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-10 inches in height of the dried gourd instrument

Six bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Three bamboo pipes are fitted at the top of the dried gourd. Each of the dried gourd are fitted only two bamboos . Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Tree bamboo pipes are fitted below dried gourd and at the top of these bamboo is fitted with a dried gourd and a bamboo joint. Another one bamboo pipe is not fitted. Dried gourd and bamboos are glued with beeswax. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes to produce song.\nDried Gourd\n-1 feet 2 inches in length\n-1 feet 8 inches in girth\nUpper Three bamboos\n-1 feet 1.5 inches in length\n-1 feet 2.5 inches in length\n-1 feet 9.5 inches in length\nFrom bamboo ( 2 ) to bamboo joint\n-3.5 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nFrom bamboo ( 3 ) to dried gourd\n-3.5 inches in length\n-9 inches in girth\nLower three bamboos\n-9.5 inches in length\n-11 inches in length\n-1 feet 2 inches in length\nFrom top of bamboo ( 2 ) to Dried gourd\n-2 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nFrom top of bamboo ( 3 ) to Dried gourd\n-3.5 inches in length\n-9 inches in girth\n-1 feet 9 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-1 feet 2 inches in height of the dried gourd instrument

Four bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Two bamboo pipes which are covered with bamboo joints are fitted top of the dried gourd. Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Two bamboo pipes are fitted at bottom of the dried gourd and one of the bamboo pipe is covered with dried gourd and the other is covered with bamboo joint. Dried gourd and bamboos are glued with beeswax. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes to produce song.\nDried Gourd\n-1 feet in length\n-1 feet 8 inches in Girth\nUpper Two bamboos\n-1.1 feet 2 inches in length\n-2.1 inches in length\nFrom bamboo ( 1 ) to bamboo joint\n-3.5 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nFrom bamboo ( 2 ) to bamboo joint\n-7.5 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth Lower two bamboos\nLower Two bamboos\n-1 feet 8 inches in length (1)\n-1 feet 4.5 inches in length (2)\nFrom top of bamboo ( 1 ) to Dried gourd\n-6 inches in length\n-1 feet 7 inches in Girth\nFrom top of bamboo ( 2 ) to Dried gourd\n-3 inches in length\n-1 feet in girth\n-2 feet 8.5 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-1 feet in height of the dried gourd instrument

Four bamboos poles are fitted on the dry gourd. Two bamboo pipes which are covered with bamboo joints are fitted top of the dried gourd. Each of the bamboos is bored with holes. Two bamboo pipes which are covered with each of dried gourd are fitted at the bottom of dried gourd. According to the song, it has to be blown the air at the top of dried gourd and pressed the holes of the small bamboo pipes.\nDried Gourd\n-1 feet in length\n-1 feet 8 inches in girth\nUpper Two bamboos\n-1 feet 2 inches in length (1)\n-1 feet in length (2)\nFrom bamboo ( 1 ) to bamboo joint\n-3.5 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nFrom bamboo ( 2 ) to bamboo joint\n-7.5 inches in length\n-3 inches in girth\nLower two bamboos\n-1.1 feet 8 inches in length\n-2.1 feet 4.5 inches in length\nFrom top of bamboo ( 1 ) to Dried gourd\n-6 inches in length (3)\n-1 feet 7 inches in girth (4)\nFrom top of bamboo ( 2 ) to Dried gourd\n-3 inches in length\n-1 inches in girth\n-2 feet 8.5 inches in length of the dried gourd instrument\n-1 feet in height of the dried gourd instrument

Chin ethinic groups are jumping and dancing while avoiding moving poles.