Mausoleum of Esim Khan

The brick structure rises 18 meters high within the Azret-Sultan archaeological complex, featuring traditional Islamic architectural elements and geometric patterns on its walls.

Built in 1700, the mausoleum marks the final resting place of Esim Khan, who united Kazakh tribes and established territorial control in the region.

The mausoleum represents Kazakhstan's architectural traditions through its detailed brickwork, domed roofs, and ornamental designs that reflect Central Asian craftsmanship.

Located at coordinates 43.296879, 68.271958, the monument stands within walking distance of other historical structures in the Azret-Sultan complex.

The building combines architectural elements of Central Asian Islamic design with specific regional construction techniques used by Kazakh craftsmen of the 17th century.

Location: Turkistan Region

Inception: 17 century

Made from material: brick

Part of: Azret-Sultan

GPS coordinates: 43.29688,68.27196

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:19