Steppe Nomads

Steppe nomads are groups of people who traditionally live in the vast grasslands known as steppes, primarily in regions like Central Asia. They are known for their mobile lifestyle, often herding livestock such as horses, sheep, and camels. Instead of settling in one place, they move seasonally to find pasture and water for their animals. This nomadic way of life fosters strong traditions of horsemanship, trading, and cultural exchange. Historically, steppe nomads played significant roles in the development of empires and trade routes, influencing neighboring civilizations through their movements and interactions.