Baishevo astana

Baishevo astana is a wooden mausoleum located in Vagaysky District of Tyumen Oblast that serves as a burial place for religious figures. The structure stands at coordinates 58°03′49″N and 69°12′59″E and functions as a place of prayer and worship for visitors.

The site was first documented in 1734 by explorer G.F. Miller and holds importance in the history of the regional Tatar community. It has remained a significant religious place for the local population since that early record.

Known locally as Hakim-ata Astana, this wooden mausoleum functions as a sacred place where visitors come to honor deceased religious leaders and seek spiritual connection. The site holds deep meaning for the regional Tatar community as a location for prayer and remembrance.

The site received official protection status in 2005 and is accessible to visitors interested in religious history and local heritage. When visiting, expect unpaved roads and be prepared for rural surroundings with minimal facilities nearby.

Local tradition holds that visiting the grave of Hakim Hazrat carries spiritual power comparable to a pilgrimage to Mecca for believers. This deeply rooted belief draws visitors seeking profound spiritual connection at this modest wooden structure.