Tanbaly Petroglyphs: A UNESCO World Heritage Site
The vast Kazakh steppe is home to rich cultural monuments, including the Tanbaly Petroglyphs—Kazakhstan’s second UNESCO World Heritage site.

Discovered by chance on September 19, 1957, by Kazakh archaeologists, this ancient gallery was created across multiple eras—from the Bronze Age to the Kazakh Khanate.

Key Highlights:
Unique Artistry: The Middle Bronze Age carvings stand out for their exceptional detail and cultural value.

Ancient Imagery: Scenes depict warriors, archers in wolf masks, mummers, rituals, chariots, and animals like wild asses, bulls, and camels.

Tanbaly remains a vital symbol of national history that continues to yield new discoveries for future generations.

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