Natural Monument «Singing barchans»
Natural Monument «Singing barchans», Singing sand dune in Kazakhstan
The Singing Bane is a natural phenomenon, where the sand dune emits a sound similar to an organ.
This unique sand dune has been a point of interest for explorers and travelers for centuries.
In Kazakh folklore, the sound of the dune is believed to be the voices of spirits.
The Singing Dune is located in the Altyn-Emel National Park, which is open to visitors year-round.
It's one of the few places in the world where you can hear the phenomenon of singing sand.
Location: Kerbulak District
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