‘Tsaa Buga’ is what the Tsaatan nomads in the Northwest Taiga of Mongolia, bordering Siberia, call their reindeer. No, you can't go there by bus or jeep. It takes over 50 kilometres of riding horseback on torturous Mongolian saddles, to reach their faraway settlement. The Tsaatan are proud of their reindeer, and understandably so - they provide them with milk, skin for clothes, antlers for carving art and medicine, help in transport and, very rarely, serve as meat.
