White Mongolian horses are a unique breed that has remained unchanged since the reign of Genghis Khan in the 13th century.
Mongolian horses are a unique breed that has remained unchanged since the reign of Genghis Khan in the 13th century.
People of Mongolia call these horses âTakhiâ. Takhi means spirit. They believe they can run as fast as the spirit.
Horse means a lot to Mongolian people. A Mongol without a horse is like an eagle without wings, so they say in Mongolia.
It was an incredible moment for me to watch and photograph them running like the wind in the vast steppe of Mongolia.
The collector of this piece will receive an airdrop from the same location.
Spirit of Genghis Khan
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Spirit of Genghis Khan
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White Mongolian horses are a unique breed that has remained unchanged since the reign of Genghis Khan in the 13th century.
Mongolian horses are a unique breed that has remained unchanged since the reign of Genghis Khan in the 13th century.
People of Mongolia call these horses âTakhiâ. Takhi means spirit. They believe they can run as fast as the spirit.
Horse means a lot to Mongolian people. A Mongol without a horse is like an eagle without wings, so they say in Mongolia.
It was an incredible moment for me to watch and photograph them running like the wind in the vast steppe of Mongolia.
The collector of this piece will receive an airdrop from the same location.
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- 転é