Connoisseurs of adventure travel take note: Mongolia opened up to the outside world two decades ago, and the few who have ventured into this majestic land have witnessed one of the world's last remaining horse-based nomadic cultures. A vanishing veneer of 20th-century Soviet socialism had little impact on traditional Mongolian life. Most people still live in felt gers (yurts) with their livestock and horses by their side, practicing Tibetan Buddhism and a pastoral lifestyle that has remained unchanged for centuries.
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