Summer pastures in the Talbaga Tai Mountains

Summer Pastures in the Talbaga Tai Mountains

The summer pastures in the Talbaga Tai Mountains are a cultural tourism attraction.

Summer Pastures in the Talbaga Tai Mountains

From early June to early September each year, 253 square kilometers of wild roses burst into bloom in the mountain valley of the Talbaga Tai Mountains, creating a vast sea of flowers. While the plains bake under the scorching sun, the mountain valleys offer a cool and refreshing retreat. The yurts of Kazakh herders serve as campsites for tourists seeking leisure and relaxation. Yogurt, horse milk, camel milk, fine drinks, the sounds of the dombra, and the herders’ songs blend together, echoing across the grasslands for a long time.