Mongolia

The UNESCO listed Deer Stones and Bronze Age Monuments in Mongolia stand quietly across the open steppe, their weathered carvings and ancient stone slabs offering a rare glimpse into the beliefs, rituals, and artistic traditions of the people who lived here more than three thousand years ago.

The UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape in Mongolia stretches across a broad, open plain where rivers, ancient monuments, and traces of nomadic life come together, reflecting more than two millennia of cultural traditions, trade, and pastoral heritage that continue to shape the lives of local communities today.