Two gers (tents) in the silence of long winter, Bogd Khaan region, Mongolia.

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  • Photo title: Two gers (tents) in the silence of long winter, Bogd Khaan region, Mongolia.
  • Author: Petrusehandoyo
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  • Ger (tent) image was taken at Bogd Khaan region in Tuv province, Mongolia. Ger is a typically mobile dwelling for the Mongol nomads in the vast steppe and in the Gobi desert. The nomadic families move out to other steppes together with their livestock and belongings several times a year. In the city, people may find many ger districts. It means that they also live in gers.
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