Travel Photo| Horse riding in Mongolia

For many nomadic families, horses provide a source of income, food, and transportation. In today’s technological age, where everything is accessible and instant, it’s hard to believe that nomadic Mongolians are able to continue living so close to nature (with a few added luxuries like solar panels).

It’s here near Mongolia’s Mini Gobi Desert that I was able to experience a glimpse of nomadic life in the Mongolian grasslands.  This photograph of a father and son preparing a horse saddle was taken a few minutes before venturing out into the grassy abyss.

What I used: ISO 100 – 28mm – F/8.0 – Sec 1/250

Learn about my experience on a Mongolian tour, throat singing, and witnessing a shaman ritual

Happy shooting,

Yak

Ian Yacobucci

Traveling the Trans-Siberian, mountaineering the Himalayas, or teaching in Tokyo, I'm always trying something new. As a someone who's worked, studied, and traveled to 40+ countries around the world, I'm here to share my experiences so you can do the same.

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