Life in the Gobi

These nomadic households, closely connected to herds of camels, herders, wells, springs, and other water sources, are more than simply places of habitation; they are a form of cultural heritage that preserves the rhythms of life in the Gobi. The sight of several white gers standing amid the dunes, the sounds of livestock in the enclosure, and the steam rising from bowls of milky tea evoke the warmth and distinctive atmosphere of life in the Gobi.