Last time, we learned about Kamakura Buddhism and Kamakura culture. This time, let's learn about the establishment of the ...

This article was written by Elena Trifonova for Lyudi Baikala (Baikal People). An edited version is published on Global Voices under a media partnership agreement. Life in the city and the countryside ...

Bronze cauldrons were used by the inhabitants of the Mongolian steppe around 2,700 years ago to process animal blood and milk. This is shown by a protein analysis of archaeological finds from this ...

Explore ancient petroglyphs, ride horseback across the steppe, meet nomadic families, and end your trip with contemporary Mongolian art. As someone with deep knowledge of Mongolia, I am often asked ...

"Chuu!" I called—the Mongolian version of "giddy up," but the half-wild horse I sat upon either didn't understand or didn't like my American accent. I traveled to Mongolia in August 2025 to see some ...

ANTH copy Purchased from the Jean Axelrod Acquisitions Endowment. Introduction: nomadic culture / Michal Biran -- Steppe land interactions and their effects on Chinese cultures during the second and ...

ULAANBAATAR, Jul 9 2025 (IPS) - Youth activist Gereltuya Bayanmukh still reflects on the events in her formative years that inspired her to become a climate activist. When she was a child, she would ...

For thousands of years, nomadic Mongolians have lived in gers – circular ‘yurt-like’ structures made of timber, felt, and canvas that are ideal for moveable life on the Steppe. Since 1990, due to ...

Ziekmet Dergy looks back on the life of Father Stephen Kim Seong-hyeon as the soothing sunlight touches Erdensant, a collective of villages in the vast prairie land of central Mongolia, at the end of ...

Hello everyone. This is Udon.This time, I would like to think about the pure question of, why do I long for Mongolia? I first ...