Mongolia

Mongolia, the land of calm Exhibition in Barcelona’s Jaume Fuster Library and in Lleida’s Collage Gallery

With one of the lowest population density in the world it’s really normal spending a whole day without seen absolutely anyone.

Half of its inhabitants live in urban zones (mainly in Ulan Bator), a quarter is completely nomadic (living in gers that mount and dismantle in a couple of hours to move to a better climate area depending on the season) and the remaining quarter is semi-nomadic (living in villages in wintertime and taking care of their cattle in the steppe pastures for the rest of the year).

The most distinctive characteristic of Mongolia are the vast semi-desert landscapes, if it was not for the big livestock diversity that you can find everywhere with hardly any farming land, and not the population that is really scarce and shy with the tourist, another evidence of the fact that we are in one of the few virgin paradises of the world.

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Mongolia

Mongolia, the land of calm Exhibition in Barcelona’s Jaume Fuster Library and in Lleida’s Collage Gallery

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