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Mongolia II { 66 images } Created 20 May 2010

The area of what is now Mongolia has been ruled by various nomadic empires, including the Xiongnu, the Xianbei, the Rouran, the Gökturks, and others. In 1206 Genghis Khan founded the Mongol Empire, and his grandson Kublai Khan conquered China to establish the Yuan Dynasty. After the collapse of the Yuan, the Mongols retreated to Mongolia and resumed their earlier pattern of constant internal conflict and occasional raids on the Chinese borderlands. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Mongolia came under the influence of Tibetan Buddhism. At the end of the 17th century, all of Mongolia had been incorporated into the area ruled by the Qing Dynasty. During the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in 1911, Mongolia declared independence.
The country came under Soviet influence, resulting in the proclamation of the Mongolian People's Republic as a Soviet satellite state in 1924.[12] It was only after the breakdown of communist regimes in Europe in late 1989, when Mongolia saw its own Democratic Revolution in early 1990; it led to a multi-party system, a new constitution of 1992, and transition to a market economy. (wikipedia)
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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  • Images of the Nadaam festival, or eriyn gurvan nadaam, is the biggest festival of the year for Mongolians, three days in all parts of the country and highlights the greatest athletes in horse racing, archery, and wrestling: Mongolia's most popular sport. Ulaambataar, Mongolia, July, .2007. Phtos: /Bernardo De Niz
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  • Images of the daily life of the Mongols nomads in the country side of Mongolia, where mostly of the populations live in "Gers" the typical mongol house, as they ancesters used to live for centuries.  July 2007. Photo: Bernardo De Niz/ Mongolia.
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