Altyn-Emel National Park, National park in Kazakhstan
Altyn-Emel National Park is the largest national reserve in Kazakhstan, covering over 4600 square kilometers.
Established in 1996, it is home to historical and archaeological sites dating back to the Bronze Age.
The park is known for its 'singing' sand dune, a natural phenomenon that produces musical sounds.
Visitors need special permission to visit the park, which can be obtained from the Department of Tourism and Foreign Affairs.
It hosts a variety of rare and endangered species including the Przewalski horse.
Location: Zhetisu Region
Inception: 1996
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Altyn-Emel National Park is the largest national reserve in Kazakhstan, covering over 4600 square kilometers.
The Singing Bane is a natural phenomenon, where the sand dune emits a sound similar to an organ.
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Charyn Canyon is a canyon on the Sharyn River in Kazakhstan, 200 kilometres east of Almaty.
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The Zharkent mosque is an architectural marvel with wooden carvings and a minaret.
The Assy-Turgen Observatory is an important astronomical research facility.
The Burhan-bulak falls, cascading beautifully amidst the natural landscape.
