Yurt Collection
The yurt, a traditional dwelling, holds deep cultural significance in various regions across Asia
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The yurt, a traditional dwelling, holds deep cultural significance in various regions across Asia. Originating from the Mongolian nomads, these unique structures have become emblematic of their way of life. In Omsk, Western Siberia, the sight of Kazakh children playing around yurts evokes a sense of joy and nostalgia. These portable homes have long been an integral part of their heritage. From Bayanbulak in Xinjiang Province, China to Inner Mongolia province's Xilamuren grasslands, nomads continue to rely on horses and yurts as they move camp. The harmonious coexistence between humans and nature is evident as a camel grazes near distant nomad yurt tents. Even royalty has recognized the allure of these dwellings. Princess Nirgidma's visit to Citroen Central Asian Expedition highlights how yurts transcend boundaries and captivate people from all walks of life. Venturing further into Central Asia, Lake Song-Kol in Kyrgyzstan offers breathtaking views with its backdrop adorned by scattered yurts. Uzbeks also embrace this traditional lifestyle near Maydana in Afghanistan - a testament to the enduring legacy of the yurt throughout Asia. Ger camps near Hangay in Mongolia showcase rows upon rows of intricately designed yurts that house travelers seeking an authentic experience amidst stunning landscapes. As dawn breaks over Inner Mongolia province's Xilamuren grasslands once again, it illuminates nomad yurt tents dotting the horizon - reminding us that every sunrise brings new possibilities for those who call these structures home. For those curious about its construction and layout, a cross-section view reveals the intricate design elements within a Kazakh yurt found in Kazakhstan - showcasing craftsmanship passed down through generations. Whether it be witnessing Kazakh children at play or marveling at sunrise over vast grasslands adorned with nomad dwellings.