Having studied the lifestyle of Drawieński Juulchins, I have designed and equipped the yurts so that the arriving tourists would not miss neither wilderness nor comfort. 

Fortunately the yurts are located in the areas that are quite forgotten, so they maintain their wild feature. I set up the yurts with respect for nature and with no damage to the natural ecosystem. Having rare species of animals around me, including one of the largest owls - an Eagle Owl - I appreciate this good neighbourhood and I don't want to disturb it. 

I located the yurts and all elements of small architecture on a circular plan, because I believe that it is a symbol of perfection, absolute, divinity and the Sun. Each of the three yurts is located in a chamber, which has a circular shape and is isolated from the wild forest. Inside the chamber there is a round yurt with a round terrace featuring a round hammock, moved by the wind.

Paths leading to the yurts are illuminated at night. In the ceiling of each yurt there is an electric skylight, mounted directly under the stars of the night sky. You can immerse your body in the warm water of an electrically heated tub, and the immersed body can be magically affected by bird singing - ATTENTION! There is no remote control to turn up or down a birdsong. Each yurt is equipped with an iron stove, in which you can burn wood that has been provided and placed near the yurt.  

Meals can be prepared in a well-equipped kitchen and eaten with taste and a selection of spices at a wooden table in the open air. All the guests, Drawieński Juulchins, are kindly requested to treat yurts with kindness, and above all, to take off the shoes while inside.

For spirit and body, I have designated places for a bonfire and a barbecue, as well as sauna and a hot tub.

Miłośnicy aktywnego wypoczynku mogą natomiast skorzystać ze strefy gier, wyposażonej w boisko do siatkówki i badmintona oraz stół do ping-ponga. To doskonałe miejsce na aktywny wypoczynek, przyjacielską rywalizację i wspólne spędzanie czasu na świeżym powietrzu.

* Juulchin – Mongolian origin word referring to a tourist