SAEDNEWS: Life in Mongolia is deeply intertwined with horse breeding, so much so that locals believe, ‘A Mongolian without a horse is like a bird without wings.
According to the Saed News Society Desk, the unique Mongolian horse breed now numbers over three million—so many that it’s believed they may outnumber the Mongols themselves. These hardy animals live outdoors year-round, braving the scorching summer heat and subzero winter cold, foraging for their own food.
On a recent trip to Mongolia, a photographer captured a stunning series of images showcasing the intimate relationship between the Mongols and their distinctive horses, offering a rare glimpse into a way of life shaped by tradition and resilience.
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