A look at life as a traditional nomad in Mongolia Since at least the 3rd Century CE, residents of the Mongolian steppe have ...

Lucy gets the full measure of the life of a traditional nomad, where she sets up camp and experiences both the hardships and beauty of the Mongolian steppe. This video is from The Travel Show ...

In a few weeks they will vanish and spring up elsewhere, leaving no trace other than pale circles on the grass as the nomads move to winter pastures. Mongolia is the world's last truly nomadic realm.

The capriciousness of the Mongol environment and the demanding lifestyle of the steppe pastoral nomads necessitated hard work and assumption of responsibilities by all household members, and women ...

Wildlife cameraman and presenter, Gordon Buchanan, launching a young eagle from horseback as taught by Kazakh nomads in Mongolia. Perhaps as few as seventy traditional eagle hunters, known as ...

Nomads were never meant to live in a box ... the couple's herd of 350 animals had been cut to 90. Across Mongolia some eight million animals—cows, yaks, camels, horses, goats, and sheep ...

Now, an international study led by researchers at the University of Basel and published in the journal Scientific Reports reveals their secret: Mongolian nomads collected blood from slaughtered ...

A’s most acclaimed works are his black-and-white images of Mongolian nomads, often depicted as going about their daily chores and traditional way of life. The artist photographs in the Uzhumuchin ...