2018 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year winners

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For a long time, I have been fascinated by the ancient Mongolian method of hunting with Golden Eagles. In early 2018, I followed one family of eagle hunters during their migration from winter camp to spring camp.

Mongolia is sparsely populated, but the inhabitants have a very hospitable and welcoming culture. Tea for Kazakh culture is one of the attributes of hospitality. Tea isn’t just a drink, but a mix of tradition, culture, relaxation, ceremony, and pleasure. Damel, seen here wrapped in heavy fur clothes, drinks a cup of tea to keep warm from the chilly temperatures in Western Mongolia. First place, People category. National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest   

Credit: Photo and Caption by Alessandra Meniconzi / National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest

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