Volcanoes and seemingly endless hills, lined with Siberian larches and crisscrossed by rivers along whose banks yaks, horses, and other livestock graze. The cries of vultures echo through the constant wind as the engine of the Dayun—the typical nomad motorcycle—starts at the push of a button and carries us through this surreal landscape.
The Arkhangai region, located in the heart of Mongolia, forms a bridge between the Gobi Desert in the south and the Siberian taiga in the north.