Although Mongolia has been progressing for years in terms of development, about 800,000 of the country’s 2.8 million inhabitants still live the traditional nomadic lifestyle.

Nearly 600,000 people visited in 2023, according to government data, and brought 4.4 trillion Mongolian togrog (1.2 billion US dollars) to the economy. Their nomadic lifestyle is under increasing ...

Three Camel Lodge: Mongolia's Three Camel Lodge aims to introduce guests to the region's traditional nomadic way of life.It has 40 gers -- round, tent-like dwellings made of wood, felt and rope.

Meet modern Mongolia: a travelogue of tradition and innovation. Traditional Mongolian scenes and images inspire many of the designs, with garments that are reimagine d versions of traditional garb ...

When no horses are available, she rides a reindeer to get from one tepee-like tent, called an ortz, to another. Growing up in a nomadic family, she had taught herself how to ride a horse at age 5.

It's home to vast, open steppes and an ancient nomadic culture, but as the nation rapidly urbanises, can the landlocked nation hold on to its roots? The changing face of Mongolia - BBC Travel Homepage ...