Excursion and tour to the Shili Square geoglyph -
The Shili Square geoglyph was first discovered in 1771 in the Kostanay region in Kazakhstan, more specifically in the Kaiyndy Arkalyk district.
The surface inside the Shili Square is leveled and completely flat; it is impossible to see anything, as it was once built here. Medieval pottery was found in the area.
Tourist information
The Shili Square is a square-shaped area. The site is surrounded by a rampart or embankment and a ditch along its entire perimeter. The length of one side of the Shiliysky Square is approximately 224 meters, the embankment is 9-15 meters wide, 2 meters high, and the ditch is 1-2 meters deep. There is also a distinctive entrance to the square, located in the southern part.
How to get there and visit -
Also near the main square is a small mound with a flat top. This mound is approximately 30 meters in diameter and 2 meters high. A ditch, 9 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep, also surrounds the mound. Five circles, resembling platforms, are located at a distance of 100 meters from the square, also surrounded by ramparts. The diameter of each circle is 30-40 meters.
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