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Typical mongolian landscape and steppe with horses and yurt

Close up of a traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh region of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. An ornately carved door and patterned fabric along the bottom of the ger gives a personal touch to the temporary home.

Erdene Zuu Monastery, is probably the earliest surviving Buddhist monastery in Mongolia located on Kharkhorin City

Mongolian Yurts surrounded by huge sand dunes in Badain Jaran desert. This desert is home to some of the tallest stationary dunes on Earth, with some reaching a height of more than 500 meters. The desert also features over 100 spring-fed lakes that lie between the dunes, some of which are fresh water while others are extremely saline. It is a subsection of the Gobi desert. Inner Mongolia, China.

Erdenet, Mongolia - July 18, 2023: Amarbayasgalant Monastery, one of the three largest Buddhist monastic centers in Mongolia, Selenge Province in Erdenet, Mongolia.

Mongolian woman in national clothing, ger (yurt) in the background.http://bem.2be.pl/IS/mongolia_380.jpg

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - July 16, 2023: A monk walks past prayer wheels and a building near the Gandantegchinlen Monastery.

Ulaanbaatar, also spelled Ulan Bator, formerly Urga or Niislel Khureheh, capital and largest city of Mongolia. It is situated on the Tuul River on a windswept plateau at an elevation of 4,430 feet (1,350 m). The city originated as a seasonal migratory abode of the Mongolian princes and in 1639 finally attained permanence on the present site with the construction of Da Khure Monastery. This building became the residence of the bodgo-gegen, high priest of the Tibetan Buddhist religion (to which the Mongols adhere), and remained as such for about 200 years. Da Khure became known to the Russians as Urga and developed as a trade centre between China and Russia. In 1911, when Outer Mongolia declared itself independent, the city was renamed Niislel Khureheh (“Capital of Mongolia”). In 1921 it was occupied by troops of Mongolia’s revolutionary leader, Damdiny Sühbaatar, and the Soviet Red Army. When Mongolia was declared a people’s republic in 1924, the city was renamed Ulaanbaatar, which means “Red Hero.”

A boy with his ball in the nomadic tent of the lonely Atar steppe, Tuv region in Mongolia. The steppe seems to be tranquil and windy. It is breathtaking.

A traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh area of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. A painted door and patterned fabric give a personal touch to the temporary home.

Migration transport in Inner Mongolia, use to migrate from one place to another.

Traditional Mongolian Nomad Ger Yurt with solar panel

Mongolian tribe village in steppe in Mongolia

Camping Ger in Hustai National Park as known Khustain Nuruu National Park, Central Mongolia

Yurts in Inner Mongolia, China

Gandantegchinlen buddhist monastery in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Temples of Karakoram Mongolia

Aerial drone view of a nomadic herder family ger camp, in Khuites Valley, in the Altai Mountains of Western Mongolia. The Kazakh province is home to nomadic herders and eagle hunters, who spend the summer months living in gers and grazing their livestock in the area, before migrating to a winter camp in the mountainous region. A woman is hand-milking one of the cows close to the family ger, with goats & sheep kept nearby.

Drone photograph of ger set up by a nomadic family in Bulgan Province, Mongolia, with solar panels located near it.

This photo was taken at the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar region, Tuv province, Mongolia. It is about Mongol gers (tents), kids, and a mini helicopter wreck. The Mongol children live in gers (tents) all the time.There is a time for them to run and to play around their gers, even though during the long cold winter.

A traditional Yurt or Ger in Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia

Sights of Mongolia

Dramatic view of traditional yurts with view of the brighting mountain range and the glacial rivers in Kyrgyzstan

Mongolian Nomad Ger , Yurt in the middle of Pasture

Mongolian yurt on the grassland，Sheep and yurts under the blue sky and white cloudsSheep and yurts on the grassland

The mongolia palace at Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia

Drying traditionally made yak curd on a wooden frame, with a homemade bird scarer hanging above it. It is located next to a Kazakh nomadic herder family's ger and wooden cabin, with an all terrain vehicle parked nearby. It is the herder's summer camp in the remote mountainous region. The nomads then migrate with their livestock to different grazing areas with each season.

Karakorum city walls, old capital of medieval mongol empire. Walls constructed after Ghengis Khan's death. There is Erdene Zuu Monastery inside. It is located todays Kharkhorin city at Orkhon Valley, Mongolia.

Aerial view of Gemo Temple(各莫寺) in Aba of Sichuan Province, China

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