Description
Discover the enchanting essence of Mongolia with 'Mongolia - Culture Smart!'. This comprehensive guide, published by RANDOM HOUSE US, offers an in-depth exploration of Mongolia’s vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning landscapes. Ideal for travelers, students, and anyone interested in understanding this fascinating nation, this resource is not just a book but a portal to the Mongolian way of life. With its unique position between China and Russia, Mongolia is experiencing a renaissance post-communism as it embraces democracy and modernity. Delve into essential information about local customs, traditions, and the daily life of the welcoming Mongol people, known for their cooperative spirit and ambition. This practical guide features tips for navigating Ulan Bator's busy streets, understanding the significance of the vast steppe landscapes, and appreciating the pride of the Mongolian nomadic lifestyle. Explore the interplay between urban life and traditional herding practices, and get inspired by the majestic Gobi Desert and its distinguished wildlife, including the snow leopard and wild horses. With 168 pages of vivid insights and valuable recommendations, this trade paperback stands as a must-have for anyone aiming to experience Mongolia authentically. Enhance your travel experience with this essential resource, and uncover the treasures that make Mongolia a remarkable destination. Order yours today and step into a world where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations. Delivery information: Orders are processed quickly to ensure timely arrival.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781857337174
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2016
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Pages: 168
Description:
"Mongolia is landlocked between its neighbors China and Russia in the heart of Asia. For centuries after the disintegration of Genghis Khan's empire it was ruled by one or the other, but in 1990 the Mongols embraced democracy. Now, after two centuries of Manchu stagnation and seventy years of Soviet communism, they are rebuilding their national heritage. Rarely in the news but making progress toward a market economy, this resource-rich but infrastructure-poor country is a land of pioneers, and its greatest asset is the Mongol people, who are friendly, cooperative, ambitious, and well educated. English is now the first foreign language and the country's leaders are forging new partnerships with international investors. Travelers from across the world are drawn to the oland of blue skyo by its picturesque mountains and lakes, flower-carpeted steppes and stony deserts, home to the snow leopard, the wild horse and camel, and the Gobi bear. The broad pasturelands, with herds of grazing livestock, and the traditional lifestyle of the nomads contrast with the busy streets of the capital Ulan Bator, a bustling metropolis of over one million people, modern hotels, apartments, and shops, i
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781857337174
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2016
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Pages: 168
Description:
"Mongolia is landlocked between its neighbors China and Russia in the heart of Asia. For centuries after the disintegration of Genghis Khan's empire it was ruled by one or the other, but in 1990 the Mongols embraced democracy. Now, after two centuries of Manchu stagnation and seventy years of Soviet communism, they are rebuilding their national heritage. Rarely in the news but making progress toward a market economy, this resource-rich but infrastructure-poor country is a land of pioneers, and its greatest asset is the Mongol people, who are friendly, cooperative, ambitious, and well educated. English is now the first foreign language and the country's leaders are forging new partnerships with international investors. Travelers from across the world are drawn to the oland of blue skyo by its picturesque mountains and lakes, flower-carpeted steppes and stony deserts, home to the snow leopard, the wild horse and camel, and the Gobi bear. The broad pasturelands, with herds of grazing livestock, and the traditional lifestyle of the nomads contrast with the busy streets of the capital Ulan Bator, a bustling metropolis of over one million people, modern hotels, apartments, and shops, i