Mongolian heritage is rich and diverse, shaped by its nomadic lifestyle and vast landscapes. The traditional way of life includes the use of gers, portable round tents that provide shelter for families as they move with their livestock. The culture is deeply connected to nature, with practices like eagle hunting and horse riding being integral to their identity. The Mongolian language, part of the Mongolic language family, reflects the country's history and traditions. Festivals such as Naadam celebrate the "Three Manly Games" of wrestling, horse racing, and archery, showcasing the skills and values of the Mongolian people.