Mangystau 1 day Jeep Tour

Embark on an exhilarating one-day Mangystau tour in Kazakhstan. Explore the mystical Ustyurt Plateau’s rugged terrain, witness the surreal beauty of Bozzhira Canyon’s majestic cliffs, and uncover ancient petroglyphs at Tamgaly-Tas. Delve into underground mosques at Shakpak Ata and Beket-Ata, steeped in history and spirituality. With breathtaking landscapes and cultural gems, Mangystau promises an unforgettable day of adventure and discovery. 

• The Valley of Balls – also known as Torysh, is a unique geological formation located in Kazakhstan. It’s renowned for its spherical rock concretions scattered across the landscape. These spherical rocks vary in size, ranging from just a few inches to several feet in diameter. The geological processes that formed these balls are still a subject of scientific debate, with theories ranging from natural cementation to erosion.

• Sherkala Mountain – also known as Lion’s Fortress or Lion’s Hill, is a striking natural landmark located in the Mangystau Region of Kazakhstan. This mountain is renowned for its unique geological formations, which resemble the silhouette of a lion lying down, hence its name. The Sherkala Mountain rises abruptly from the surrounding flat plains, creating a distinctive and awe-inspiring sight. It consists of colorful sedimentary rock layers, with the upper portions eroded into rugged cliffs and spires.

• The Airakty-Shomanay Valley – is a picturesque area located in the Mangystau Region of Kazakhstan. It’s characterized by its stunning natural beauty, diverse geological formations, and unique landscapes. The valley is known for its towering rock formations, rugged cliffs, and deep canyons, carved over millions of years by wind and water erosion. The landscape is often compared to otherworldly realms, with its surreal shapes and colors captivating visitors.

• The Kok-Kala – alternatively known as Kokala, is an enchanting small gorge filled with strikingly bright and colorful rocks. Here, layers of multicolored limestone, clay, and ancient sediments come together to create a visual spectacle. As you draw closer to the Kokala Gorge, the light-colored rocks begin to stand out sharply against the surrounding orange-brown hills. 

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