On a horseback-riding trip across Mongolia, a former D.C. insider and her young son gallop through the storied land of warriors and nomads.

Just around the corner from the vast concrete square built to honor the heroes of Mongolia’s communist revolution, a very different kind of revolutionary activity is under way. Their heads be… ...

Learn how Mongolian nomads milk their horses to create a fermented drink called airag. Discover why Mongolian children will share their mittens with their playmates, even if the temperature is 20 ...

In response, this book advocates that architecture is a social act and affirms the architect’s vital contribution to the process of becoming urban. ISBN 9781954081062 ...

This was published 10 years ago. Mongolia travel with nomads A homestay in remote Mongolia offers a rare and authentic travel experience, writes Tatyana Leonov.

Palani Mohan tells Kylie Knott about his new book, a chronicle of the nomads who hunt on horseback ... Mohan has dedicated years of his life to photographing the Kazakh nomads of western Mongolia.

Explore Mongolia, the land of the nomads. ... The Gobi covers 30% of Mongolian territory, though only 5% of its total area is sand dunes. The rest is made up of mountains and steppe.

The nomads would wash their hair only twice a month and bathe only once a month at most. However, there was a small outhouse with a deep hole in the ground to serve as everyone’s toilet.

Like nomads the world over, Mongolian herders must follow their livestock to new feeding grounds and watering holes. Some months, in fact, Mongolian nomads may pull up stakes every few days.

The drought threatens the lineage of future Mongolian nomads. Credit: ITV News. The combination, plus rising temperatures, in an already arid and semi-arid country is very concerning.