The land of eternal Blue Sky~ Mongolia is located in heart of Central Asia, with 1.5 million square kilometres of land and are shared by just 3 million people, making it the most sparsely populated country in the world.

The weather swings from one extreme to the other. 

Sometimes, in the winter, when it was minus 40 or 50 degrees Celsius, sometimes in the summer, when it was 40 or 50 degrees. 

Nomadic families move to their summer camps, seeking out higher pastures to escape the heat and mosquitoes and move to winter camps, hiding from wind and winter cold.

Horses, goats, sheep, camels, cows and yaks are all naturally nomadic, so instead of putting them into paddocks with fences and stables, they move with them the way the animals would naturally move in the wild. Herders move according to the needs of their animals. Mongolian herds eat 100% fresh naturally grown grass. Thus, all animal products are totally natural in Mongolia.