Jambulu Jabayev Haykali, Bronze monument in Medeu district, Kazakhstan.

Jambulu Jabayev Haykali is a bronze sculpture located in Medeu district depicting a celebrated figure in traditional Kazakh attire. The monument combines bronze casting with stone elements to create a substantial presence in its landscape setting.

The bronze monument was installed in 1996 at the corner of Jambyl Street and Dostyk Avenue, ahead of UNESCO's worldwide marking of the 150th anniversary of Jambyl Jabayev's birth. Sculptor B. Abishev and architects S. Baymagambetov, S. Fazilov and T. Yergaliyev designed it. The figure stands 3 m tall on a 1 m pedestal.

The figure sits by a clear spring, holding a dombra, as described in the 1996 monument's design. Zhambyl Zhabayev's poems were carried by oral recitation, and the site at Zhambyl Street and Dostyk Avenue keeps his name in the city's daily life.

The monument sits along accessible pathways within Medeu district where visitors can approach it on foot. It serves as an easy landmark to find while exploring this neighborhood of Almaty.

The sculpture deliberately uses two contrasting materials where bronze forms the detailed figure while stone creates the base, mirroring methods used in traditional Kazakh craftsmanship. This pairing creates textured surfaces that reveal new details as visitors move around the work.