Tuva Republic

The Tuva Republic is a region in southern Siberia, Russia, known for its unique cultural heritage and natural landscapes. It borders Mongolia and Inner Asia, featuring mountains, forests, and steppes. Tuva has a rich tradition of throat singing, shamanism, and nomadic lifestyles. The population is diverse, primarily Tuvans, with Russian influence. Politically, it operates as a federal subject within Russia, with local governance respecting its cultural identity. Economically, Tuva relies on mining, agriculture, and tourism, attracted by its scenic beauty and cultural heritage. It’s a place where ancient traditions blend with modern Russia.