Enkangs are traditional Mongolian dwellings, also known as yurts. They are circular tents made from a wooden frame covered with felt or fabric, designed to be portable and suitable for the nomadic lifestyle of the Mongolian people. Enkangs are well-insulated, making them comfortable in both hot summers and cold winters. These structures are often used by herders and families who move with their livestock across the vast steppes of Mongolia. The design allows for easy assembly and disassembly, which is essential for a nomadic way of life. Enkangs reflect the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia and its people.