Eco-tourism and tourist routes in Buiratau Park -
Jeep tour of Buiratau natural attractions -
The Buiratau National Nature Park Museum reveals the richness of the flora and fauna of the region, shows how carefully and wisely life is arranged in these parts. Here you can see stuffed animals that live in the park: deer, wolves, foxes, marmots. There are interactive stands, photographs of rare birds, herbariums, soil and mineral samples. All this helps to understand that Buiratau is not just a steppe, it is a home for hundreds of species living in harmony with the earth and with each other. Particular attention in the museum is paid to environmental education. It works not just as an exhibition, but as a point of attraction for schoolchildren, students, tourists. The guides tell interesting and heartfelt stories. You can hear not only scientific facts, but also local legends, stories from the lives of foresters and ecologists. A visit to the nature museum is a great start before a walk through the national park itself. It seems to give the key to understanding: why these forests need to be protected, why it is important not to disturb the peace of this land. And when you go out on the trail after the museum, the air seems cleaner, the grass is greener, and your heart opens. If you find yourself in the Akmola or Karaganda regions, come to the Buiratau Park. Here you can not only walk along the trails, but also relax your soul. And the park's nature museum will be the place where a real meeting with Buiratau begins - alive, real, native.
How to get there and visit -
The Buiratau Park Nature Museum is located in the village of Molodezhny, Oskarovsky district, Karaganda region, Republic of Kazakhstan.
GPS coordinates: 50°43'22"N 73°31'33"E
Nearby attractions:
• Buiratau National Park;
• Sokolinye Gory (Falcon Mountains);
• Kos-Batyr Sanctuary;
• Akdym Mountain;
• Zhaushoky Mountain;
• Aulie-Bulak Spring;
• Kara-Agash Spring;
• Karagayly Ancient Burial Site;
• Togyz Shoshak Glade (Tract);
• Azhbay Lake;
• Bozaygyr Lake.
