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The Holy Quran over Muslim Prayer Carpet
Ancient writing on a piece of paper
Letterpress printing made of clay, partial close-up, Chinese word
Leh, India - September 18, 2014: portrait of sitting local woman in traditional costume near Leh in province Ladakh in India.
Tents/Homes and next to them the place for the Cashmere goats of a family of Changpa, nomadic Tibetan people. They are living in 4.600 meters above sea level. These people are making their living in producing Pashmina, a very fine type of cashmere wool which comes from Cashmere goats. Location: Ladakhi part of the Changthang Plateau (literally: northern plains) in Jammu and Kashmir in northern India.
Scenery of hills and grasslands in the eastern part of the Tibetan Plateau.
Ancient China Stone Stele Inscribed in Chinese
The Tashilhunpo Monastery and its golden roof in Shigatse Tibet China
Muslim Woman who is reading Holy Quran
Ger (or yurt), traditional nomadic homes for Mongolians on the steppe
Traditional cave dwellings in Shanxi Province, China
Jarkot village in mustang, Nepal. Old tibetan village in Nepal on Annapurna circuit trek. Version 2.
Temporary yurts and grazing cattle and sheep on the grassland
This photo was taken at the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar region, Tuv province, Mongolia. It is about Mongol gers (tents), kids, and a mini helicopter wreck. The Mongol children live in gers (tents) all the time.There is a time for them to run and to play around their gers, even though during the long cold winter.
A traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh area of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. A painted door and patterned fabric give a personal touch to the temporary home.
Picture of arrival at the Annapurna Base Camp with Annapurna mountain range at the bottom in Nepal
Highland valley in Tien Shan mountains. Arabel plateau
Erdenet, Mongolia - July 18, 2023: Amarbayasgalant Monastery, one of the three largest Buddhist monastic centers in Mongolia, Selenge Province in Erdenet, Mongolia.
Spituk Monastery (also Spituk Gompa or Pethup Gompa) on a winter day. The Monastery was founded back in the 15 century. The buddhist monastery belongs to the Gelug sect (Yellow Hat sect) of Tibetan Buddhism.
The beautiful Buddhist temple complex inside of the Fortress of the Glorious Religion in Thimphu Bhutan
Nomadic tents known as Yurt at the Issyk Kul Lake, Kyrgyzstan.
A small village with a few houses and a few cows. The sky is blue and the sun is shining
Novice Tibetan buddhist monks looking at the view in Tsarang village in Upper Mustang. Tsarang monastery on the background. Mustang region is the former Kingdom of Lo and now part of Nepal, in the north-central part of that country, bordering the People's Republic of China on the Tibetan plateau between the Nepalese provinces of Dolpo and Manang.
Sights of Mongolia
Scenic view of green landscape against cloudy sky, Murun, Mongolia.
Khui Doloon Khudag, Mongolia - July 12, 2010: Horseback spectators (some wearing traditional tunic called a deel & headdress) at Nadaam horse race on steppe outside capital Ulaanbaatar. Nadaam or €œThree Manly Games€ is most important festival of year in Mongolia from 11-13 July. Its roots lie in Mongolian warrior traditions. Competitions include horse racing, Mongolian wrestling & archery.
Plateau meadow and lake under blue sky and white clouds
Mulbekh, Ladakh, India - 2nd September 2014 : Ladakhi people in traditional dresses, gathered for religious festival. Himalayan mountains with cloudy sky in the background.
Close up of a traditional nomadic herder’s ger, in the Kazakh region of the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia. Held together with wooden poles, the woollen felt & canvas covered gers can be packed up & moved quickly & easily. They are set up in different livestock grazing areas depending on the season. They are home to families who live together in remote locations, moving each season. An ornately carved door and patterned fabric along the bottom of the ger gives a personal touch to the temporary home.
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