Kazakhstan Adventure:
Tamgaly Tas and City of Nomads Tour

Step into the heart of Kazakhstan’s history and culture with a visit to Tamgaly Tas Petroglyphs and the City of Nomads. Located along the scenic banks of the Ili River, about 120 km from Almaty, Tamgaly Tas is a UNESCO-protected treasure, featuring thousands of ancient petroglyphs dating back to the 17th century. These intricately carved rock paintings, many depicting Buddhist symbols and figures, provide a fascinating glimpse into the spiritual and artistic life of Central Asia’s past. Walking among these mystical rocks, visitors can feel the energy of centuries-old traditions and marvel at the seamless blend of history and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Just across the river lies the City of Nomads, a remarkable open-air film set built in 2005. Here, guests can immerse themselves in the ambiance of the Kazakh steppes during the medieval era. Authentic yurts, traditional crafts, and reconstructed nomadic dwellings bring the rich heritage of Kazakhstan’s nomadic people to life. Visitors can explore, take photographs, and even participate in interactive activities that evoke the daily life, culture, and customs of the ancient Kazakh nomads.
This tour offers a perfect combination of history, culture, and natural beauty. Guests gain not only unique photo opportunities but also a deep understanding of Kazakhstan’s nomadic heritage, spiritual traditions, and stunning landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a culture seeker, or a nature lover, this tour promises an unforgettable journey into the soul of Kazakhstan.