The Mongolian horse

The Mongolian horse is a small, robust breed native to Mongolia, renowned for its resilience and adaptability to harsh climates. These horses have a unique stocky build, often standing 12 to 14 hands high, making them well-suited for the rugged terrains of the steppes. Traditionally used by nomadic herders, they are skilled at traversing long distances and can survive on minimal forage. Their strong instincts and sure-footedness make them ideal for both riding and packing. Mongolian horses have a vital cultural significance in Mongolia, symbolizing freedom and connection to the land.