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Yurt settlement in the Mongolian steppe

Ovorkhangai Province, Mongolia — July 19, 2023: A nomadic woman stands on the roof of a ger (yurt) being constructed, as a child sits on a stack nearby on an overcast day.

A nomadic tent resort in the peaceful Bogd Khaan valley, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The valley is so calm and cold throughout the year.

Mongolian Yurts surrounded by huge sand dunes in Badain Jaran desert. This desert is home to some of the tallest stationary dunes on Earth, with some reaching a height of more than 500 meters. The desert also features over 100 spring-fed lakes that lie between the dunes, some of which are fresh water while others are extremely saline. It is a subsection of the Gobi desert. Inner Mongolia, China.

A cluster of traditional circular tents known as yurts is placed in a meadow covered with lush green grass, Tuva, Russia

Mongolian man in national clothing standing next to ger (yurt). A yurt is a portable, felt-covered, wood lattice-framed dwelling structure traditionally used by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia. A yurt is more home-like than a tent in shape and build, with thicker walls. They are popular amongst nomads.http://bem.2be.pl/IS/mongolia_380.jpg

Traditional Yurt tent at the Song Kul lake plateau in Kyrgyzstan. Yurt tents are traditional, portable tents made of felt that are used as a form of accommodation in the country.

Close up of a traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh region of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. An ornately carved door and patterned fabric along the bottom of the ger gives a personal touch to the temporary home.

Mongolian yurt called a ger on grassy steppe of northern Mongolia

Traditional Mongolian Nomad Ger Yurt

A yurt in Mongolia

Ger Accommodation Scenery in Terlji National Park, Mongolia

Mongolian Yurt in the Mountains during Sunrise

Yurts in camp

A picture of the nomadic family in the serene Tuv steppe, Mongolia. The family lives alone in the vast steppe. They moves out to other steppes each year.

Young male traveler in red shirt and eyeglasses drinking coffee from a cup staying near the traditional yurt at the campsite looking at the scenic lake Song Kul in Kyrgyzstan

Gorkhi-Terelj National Park at Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia

Drying traditionally made yak curd on a wooden frame, with a homemade bird scarer hanging above it. It is located next to a Kazakh nomadic herder family's ger and wooden cabin, with an all terrain vehicle parked nearby. It is the herder's summer camp in the remote mountainous region. The nomads then migrate with their livestock to different grazing areas with each season.

A traditional Yurt or Ger in Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia

Women in idyllic landscape in Velika planina, Big Pasture Plateau in Slovenia, Europe, wooden pasture cottage covered with lot of snow against clear blue sky.

Kazakh yurt in the mountains near Almaty in the snow in winter. House of nomadic peoples in the mountains in winter.

The lonely tent (ger) in the largely desolate Gobi Desert, Umnugovi province, Mongolia. In summer time, the surrounding desert is hot in the afternoon. And it is cold in the night. The dust storm comes any time in the lonely deserts.

Dramatic view of traditional yurts with view of the brighting mountain range and the glacial rivers in Kyrgyzstan

Yurt settlement in the Mongolian steppe Bayan Olgii

Side view of the Jokhang temple. The Jokhang is considered as the most sacred temple in Tibet. First built in 652 CE it has been enlarged several times over the next 900 years

Kazakh yurt

A traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh area of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. A painted door and patterned fabric give a personal touch to the temporary home.

Close up of a white canvas yurt in Mongolia with rugged stone mountain in the background.

Yurts in Inner Mongolia, China

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