Travel to the Geoglyphs of Kazakhstan -
The Ushtogay Square is a geoglyph consisting of a geometric figure in the shape of a square with a cross inside, connecting the corners of the square. The entire geometric figure consists of 101 mounds, resembling small burial mounds located a short distance from each other.
The Ushtogay Square was found in the Kostanay Region, near the village of Ushtogay, in the Amangeldy District, Republic of Kazakhstan.
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The square's dimensions are as follows: one side is 287 meters. Three rings are located approximately 100 meters from the square itself, each ring measuring 20 meters. A mound with a diameter of 18 meters was also discovered here. Researchers have suggested that if the rings, mound, and the Ushtogay Square itself are a single geometric figure, then its length is approximately 650 meters.
How to get there and visit -
Finding and visiting the Ushtogay Square is very easy. First, you need to be in Kazakhstan, and then our company will organize a full range of services for visiting this site.
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Kazakh geoglyphs are compared to the Nazca Lines in Peru; the Kazakh drawings are just as mysterious and unique. They are difficult to see from the ground, but can be seen from a great height; photographing them is possible with a drone. The objects are estimated to be between 2,000 and 10,000 years old. The Ushtogay square was created by humans and is considered man-made.
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