In northern Mongolia’s taiga, the Dukha still move with their reindeer through forest, marsh, and mountain terrain. Their ...

I consider myself an adventurous person. I’ve overlanded through Russia. Traveled solo in Egypt. Followed the Dakar Rally through Saudi Arabia. But it was my recent experience getting to the Dukha ...

Deep in the Mongolian snowforest, the Dukha (also known as Tsaatan) people have herded reindeer for thousands of years. They are one of the few remaining nomadic tribes still living remotely from ...

One of the world’s smallest ethnic groups is finding its cultural traditions on the wrong side of Mongolian law, putting its very existence in peril In the Mongolian taiga, or snow forest, a few ...

The four-wheel drive my friend and I were on hit a bump, and for the briefest moment, we were airborne, before gravity drew us down unceremoniously onto our seats. Shaken but not stirred, we buckled ...

Deep in the Mongolian snow forest, one of the world's smallest ethnic groups herds reindeer for a living. But it's more than just a job – work defines their culture and traditions. All we have is the ...

Facing growing uncertainties, the Dukha people are being forced to make difficult decisions about their traditions and their future. The lives of Mongolia’s Dukha people revolve around their ...

Dukha is an important concept in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. It does not have an exact translation in English, but may be roughly translated as suffering or ill-being, as opposed to sukha or ...