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Mongolia: The heart land of Asia Edit. G.Badamsambuu Translation S.Yumjav Book desing Ts.Dorj - 2nd ed - UB 2007 - 127
ГФ 20645
Mongolia is located at the junction of the Siberian Taiga (thick coniferous forest), the Central Asian steppe and the Gobi desert. Therefore, one can witness natural extremes: the eternal snow-capped Altai mountains in the West of Mongolia, the Khangai and Khentil mountains, the taiga of Khuvsugul, the Gobi desert, the endless steppe of Dornod... All these areas of natural beauty and the diverse lifestyles of Mongolian people offer exceptional opportunities for taking interesting photos. The photo album 'Mongolia: heartland of Asia' aims at disclosing some aspects of the diverse lifestyles, tradition, history, civilization and nature of Mongolia. The album will give you an opportunity to be acquainted with Mongolia - the native land of Chingghis Khaan.
Англи хэл дээр,
99929-81-68-7 8658000101184
natural science country studies Mongolia diverse lifestyles nature civilization tradition history
Mongolia: The heart land of Asia Edit. G.Badamsambuu Translation S.Yumjav Book desing Ts.Dorj - 2nd ed - UB 2007 - 127
ГФ 20645
Mongolia is located at the junction of the Siberian Taiga (thick coniferous forest), the Central Asian steppe and the Gobi desert. Therefore, one can witness natural extremes: the eternal snow-capped Altai mountains in the West of Mongolia, the Khangai and Khentil mountains, the taiga of Khuvsugul, the Gobi desert, the endless steppe of Dornod... All these areas of natural beauty and the diverse lifestyles of Mongolian people offer exceptional opportunities for taking interesting photos. The photo album 'Mongolia: heartland of Asia' aims at disclosing some aspects of the diverse lifestyles, tradition, history, civilization and nature of Mongolia. The album will give you an opportunity to be acquainted with Mongolia - the native land of Chingghis Khaan.
Англи хэл дээр,
99929-81-68-7 8658000101184
natural science country studies Mongolia diverse lifestyles nature civilization tradition history