Mongolian folktales are traditional stories that reflect the culture, values, and beliefs of the Mongolian people. These tales often feature themes of bravery, wisdom, and the connection between humans and nature. Characters may include mythical creatures, animals, and historical figures, showcasing the rich oral storytelling tradition of Mongolia. Many folktales are passed down through generations, often told by elders during gatherings. They serve to entertain, educate, and preserve the history of the Mongolian nomadic lifestyle. Notable tales may involve legendary heroes like Genghis Khan or moral lessons about respect for the steppe and its resources.