The performance "The Echo of Bargudzhin Tukum Land" is a venue of the theater in a genre of historical digression to the past of the Buryat - Mongolian tribes.

The central part of the plot takes the viewer to the history of the competitive struggle  obetween the two powerful clans for the influence. But the love affair between the two young persons belonging to different tribes brought them to the peace truce and gave way to organize a treaty with no more hostility between the clans.   The world would get an idea what exactly this love story meant for the world history only after several nundreds of years. The key issue of the formation of the Mongolian world, starting from Alan Goa, the daughter of the two main characters, is the source of the origination of the powerful Genghis Khan's family.

According to modern historians, the valley Bargudzhin Tukum could be the "melting pot" for the origin of the majority of the peoples of Central Asia. To feel the antiquity of that time it is enough to have a look at whatever the project authors have prepared for the audience. Namely, that is handwork costumes, ethnic music, animal-like plastique of the dancers of the theater. All this demonstrates the gene memory of the descendants of the Mongol- Buryat nomads.

The legendary land "Bargudzhin Tukum" was founded in the early Middle Ages and occupied the extensive territory around Lake Baikal. In "The sacred legend of Mongols", and in other works by  Rasheed-ad-Dina this land is depicted as  far-away, forest land «where Mongols lived approaching the edge of those lands and places».