Charyn National Park, National park in Kazakhstan
Charyn National Park is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse flora and fauna.
The park was established on February 23, 2004, to preserve the unique nature of the region.
Local legends and myths are deeply connected with the Charyn Canyon's formations.
Visitors can hike through the valley, engage in rafting, and experience eco-tourism.
It features the Valley of Castles, known for its rock formations resembling towers.
Location: Almaty Region
Inception: February 23, 2004
Website: charyn.kz
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