Buiratau National Park

Buiratau National Park is a protected area in northern Kazakhstan combining dry steppe landscapes with forested regions. The varied terrain creates habitats for many animal and plant species found across central Asia.

The park was established in 2011 to protect the ecosystems of the region. This creation was part of broader efforts to preserve the natural heritage of northern Kazakhstan.

The park demonstrates Kazakhstan's dedication to maintaining natural spaces while encouraging residents to connect with the country's diverse ecological environments.

The area is accessible from major cities and can be explored independently. Visitors should prepare for varying conditions and bring appropriate clothing for different seasons.

The park harbors rare wild sheep and various raptors that soar over the steppes. These animal populations make it an important refuge for central Asian wildlife.

Inception: March 11, 2011

Website: https://gnpp-buiratau.kz/en

GPS coordinates: 51.33333,73.33333

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:42