Raiymbek Batyr Mausoleum, Granite mausoleum in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Raiymbek Batyr Mausoleum is a granite structure on Raiymbek Prospect designed with a pointed tent-like roof topped by a crescent symbol. The building contains the remains of the warrior in a sarcophagus and includes dedicated spaces for prayer and a spring within its grounds.

The tomb of Raiymbek Batyr was destroyed during the Russian Civil War of 1918–1922. In 1981 a granite stele was placed on the burial site. The present mausoleum was built in 1992 to designs by architects B. Ybraev, Sh. Otepbaev, S. Agytayev and E. Matveev. In 2017 the Almaty city administration transferred the mausoleum to municipal ownership.

Local people regard this warrior as a revered figure for his role in bringing Kazakh groups together during their struggle in the 18th century. Visitors arrive to pay respects and spend time in prayer at this place of meaning.

The mausoleum sits on Raiymbek Prospect in Almaty, making it straightforward to locate. Visitors can come at their own pace to explore the grounds, use the prayer space, and see the spring on the property.

The white camel sculpture in front of the mausoleum recalls Raiymbek's deathbed instruction: his body was wrapped in felt, laid on a white camel, and buried wherever the animal knelt. The camel stopped at this spot, which is why the tomb stands here.