Mongolian horses

Mongol Cavalry Horses – Key To Their Military Success The horses of Mongolia tend to be small but they are unimaginably strong, fast, have incredible stamina and well known as a good companion of the Mongol warriors during the Chinggis Khan’s conquests. Photo by @BatzayaCh

See a photo of horses grazing on the steppe in Mongolia by Mark Leong and download free wallpaper from National Geographic.

Mongolian horse

We spot the cloud of dust rolling towards us and we pull over. Sain baina uu, we call out. 'Hello!' The man slows, stops. Spit flows from his horse's mouth. Rider and steed have been traveling for hours in the hot sun. They don't go much faster than a steady trot because perched on the man's arm, hooded and calm, is a large and majestic-looking eagle. 'Hello,' he replies, squinting down at us in the sunlight. This is my first

As I respecting and loving horses, as I am one of the Mongol horsemen who keeps our ancestors’ tradition of breeding this amazing creature, also as a photographer, I show you how Mongolian Horse Culture is living today in our daily lifestyle through my photoshoots.More info: toursmongolia.com

The native equine breed of Mongolia and one of the indigenous equine breeds of China, the Mongolian horse is considered one of the oldest breeds of horses.