Mongolian traditional music is characterized by its unique vocal techniques and the use of traditional instruments. One of the most distinctive styles is throat singing, where singers produce multiple pitches simultaneously. Instruments like the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) and yatga (zither) are commonly used, creating rich melodies that reflect the vast landscapes of Mongolia. The music often accompanies cultural events, rituals, and celebrations, playing a vital role in Mongolian heritage. It is deeply connected to the nomadic lifestyle, with themes of nature, love, and history. Traditional songs, known as urtyn duu, are an essential part of preserving the country's cultural identity.