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Steamed Buuz dumplings filled minced beef. Mongolian Buryats east Siberian traditional dish, served on white plate, wooden table. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ritual cult pillars of the Buryats, tied with multi-colored ribbons, in windy weather against the background of mountains and Lake Royalty Free Stock Photo

Homemade puzi is traditional for Buryats. Consists of spiced minced meat in pastry. Steam. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pagan place of worship Buryats God Burkhan and lake ilchir Royalty Free Stock Photo

Serge hitching post, property marker, and ritual pole used among the Buryats and Yakuts on Siberia, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pagan place of power among the Buryats in Arshan on the sacred source on the river Kyngarga

Religious and sacred places in traditional culture of the Buryats. Nose sturgeon. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Tazheranskaya steppe. Serge - a ritual pillar of Buryats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fragment of a modern building in the shape of the national headdress of the Buryats in Ulan-Ude, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Quivers with vintage bows hanging on the wall of the Yurt Buryats Russia. Weapons for hunting and war Buryat tribes hanging on Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colored ribbons in this place signify the closeness of the Holy mineral spring. Buryats tied with colored ribbons on the trunks of pine trees near Holy healing mineral water spring near the resort village of Arshan river Kyngarga in gratitude of the pagan God Burkhan