Aksoran Peak

Aksoran is the highest point of the Kyzylaray Mountains, in general, the Kazakh small hills (Sary-arka), whose height is 1565 meters. The panorama of the mountain steppe oasis, which opens from the top, is worth climbing to a height of about 600 meters.

On the horizon you can see the outlines of the Bektau-Ata mountains, which are located 120 kilometers from the Aksoran shygys, and on the attentive chernomys you can see the outlines of the Bektau-Ata mountains. The Kyzylaray Mountains are the largest habitat of Argali-mountain sheep in Kazakhstan.

And the local pine forests growing on granite rocksare of interest to scientists as a place of abundant growth of the snow uncle in the ecosystem of Central Kazakhstan, bordering the wild. The Kyzylaray Mountains are distinguished by their unspoilt nature.