Organization of trips to Borovoe from Almaty -
One-day hikes in Burabay National Park -
Hidden from view in the silence and coolness of the forests, Imanaevsky Creek quietly flows along the earth, like a living artery of nature. This is not just a creek - it is the breath of the earth, the heart of Burabay National Park, a source of purity, coolness and forest charm. It originates in the vicinity of Mount Kokshetau (Kokshetau Upland) and meanders among the hills through a beautiful forest, among deciduous and coniferous trees, nourishing the forest flora and bringing harmony to this virgin corner of Kazakhstan. The length of this small stream is 8 kilometers. This stream is also known as Imanaevsky Waterfall or Imanaevsky Spring, it is a small river, which in some places turns into a small waterfall. A walking route leads to it, which starts from the Okzhetpes rock, which is located on the shore of Lake Borovoe (Auliekol). Another route starts from the village of Borovoe (Burabay).
Other natural attractions nearby:
Zhumbaktas Rock Island
Lake Big Chebachye
Lake Small Chebachye
Lake Shchuchye
Museum Botai Burabay
How to get there and visit -
Imanaevsky Creek (waterfall, spring) is located in a pine forest near the village of Borovoe in the Burabay National Park, Burabay District, Akmola Region, Republic of Kazakhstan.
GPS coordinates: 53°04'35"N 70°12'58"E
Information -
Today, Imanaevsky Creek is a natural labyrinth about three kilometers long, where new wonders are revealed at every turn. In spring, when the snow melts in the mountains, it turns into a turbulent stream, carving miniature canyons with bizarre reliefs in the loose loams. By mid-June, the water subsides, revealing amazing stone "baths" - natural depressions in the sandstone, where the water warms up to a comfortable temperature, creating ideal conditions for swimming. Its waters are born from underground sources and with every meter it fills with life - forest flowers bloom nearby, wild animals run, birds sing. Its banks are places of power, where the air is filled with the aromas of pine needles, herbs and earth, and the landscape itself seems to invite you to stop, listen to the silence and just be. Here you can arrange an easy hike, stop for a picnic or just retire with your thoughts. People who have visited the Imanaevsky stream say that they left different - calm, filled, as if the stream gave them a piece of its living energy.
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