A yurt is a remarkable circular tent-like dwelling. Traditionally, they are constructed with a wooden lattice frame covered with durable fabric and are topped with a dome. The circular structure provides strength, stability, and even temperature distribution in addition to snow, rain, and wind resistance, adaptable to any weather conditions.

Originally developed in Central Asia (Mongolia) and used by nomadic people, yurts are designed to be both sturdy and highly portable. Today, yurts are often built as permanent dwellings with contemporary amenities while retaining their traditional charm. Their expandable nature allows for the addition of multiple interconnected yurts, offering flexible living solutions to suit various needs.