你觉得在寒冷的气候里搭蒙古包怎么样?

There are many disadvantages to living in a Yurt in winter, but if it’s a suitable lifestyle for you then yes, you can do it no problem. If you are open to options and it fits your budget, a mobile tiny house may make sense, but that is more about being able to move it regularly. If you are looking for a small affordable home that you could transport, a prefab kit house is an option that may be worth exploring, have a look at this page–

LEED Platinum prefab kit homes

The model on that page is larger than you would be looking for, but there is a sign-up form on there so you can get a notice when we get all the design options loaded in the near future, with smaller home options. For the moment the one model that I think may meet your needs is thisPrefab tiny housethat you can see on our french site, it comes fully finished and you could load it on a truck and take it out west in the future if you like.

In the spring we will be filming the installation of that 'Le Refuge S500' model on screw piles (posts in the ground), and it can be easily transported in the future on a flat bed truck.
That would be a far different lifestyle that Yurt living for comfort and amenities.

但谈到蒙古包这个选项，你要记住的是，你住在一个花哨的帐篷里，而不是房子。这意味着它将是最酷的和最豪华(延伸)的露营旅行，或最高维护和狭窄的房子，这取决于你的看法!

The advantages of living in Yurt:

It’s cheap to purchase
It doesn’t take long to clean
You can’t get lost in it.

Well, that about does it. Yes I’m kidding, but… really, that about does it. It's a lifestyle choice you're either into or you aren't. If you like camping and living in a cozy place, and you have very little money but your own plot of land, this is a great solution.

The disadvantages of living in a Yurt:

Cohabitating with Insects and rodents
Size and privacy, but you already know that.
Poorly insulated walls, roof and floor, so not very energy efficient
Drafty on a cold winter night
Plumbing solutions can be tricky

所以这最终归结于生活方式和成本，希望这能帮助你更好地看待问题。

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