Nomadic peoples are groups who move regularly instead of living in one place. This way of life has been practiced for thousands of years. It is common in regions such as deserts, grasslands, and tundra.

Groups such as Bedouins in desert regions and herders in Mongolia move to find water, food, or grazing land. They often use temporary shelters such as tents that can be moved easily. Animals like camels, sheep, or horses are part of their daily life.

Nomadic lifestyles are studied in history and geography. They show how people adapt to different environments and use available resources.