In Mongolia, nomadic families live in circular houses that can be disassembled and transported to other places, using a wooden structure, ropes, and felt to withstand the harsh climate

Original: Na Mongólia, famílias nômades vivem em casas circulares que podem ser desmontadas e transportadas para outros lugares, utilizando uma estrutura de madeira, cordas e feltro para enfrentar o clima rigoroso

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Nomadic families in Mongolia use dismountable circular dwellings made of wood and felt to face harsh winters on the steppes. The post In Mongolia, nomadic families live in circular houses that can be dismantled and transported to other places, using a structure of wood, ropes and felt to face the harsh climate appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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