In the Altyn-Emel National Park there are both natural and cultural-historical places, from which the following attractions are available for visiting:
- Singing Dune
- Aktau cretaceous mountains
- Katutau volcanic mountains
- 700-year-old willow
- Besshatyr Saka burial mounds
- Tanbaly Tas petroglyphs
- Oshaktas stone steles
- Chokan Valikhanov's spring

The Singing Dune Aigaikum, making an unusual sound, is one of the 7 wonders of Kazakhstan and a natural monument of republican significance >>>

The cretaceous mountains of Aktau ("white mountains") are the most grandiose attraction of the Altyn-Emel National Park >>>
There are also little-known, but no less interesting places in Altyn-Emel, such as the Akbulak (Snowy) waterfall and the Ungirkora cave.
The 15-meter Akbulak waterfall in the Kyzylauyz gorge of the Dzhungarian Alatau mountains can only be observed during the rainy and snowmelt periods.
The large cave of Ungirkora is located far from tourist routes, therefore it is not available for visiting.

The Akbulak (Snowy) waterfall is a rare phenomenon in the dry climate of Altyn-Emel >>>
Park rangers' posts in Altyn-Emel are also used as places for camping - for example, the Kosbastau post with the 700-year-old willow, and the Mynbulak post near the Singing Dune.

Mynbulak is one of the rare green oases in the middle of the Altyn-Emel desert >>>



The main tourist routes in the Altyn-Emel National Park:
Singing Dune, Tourist Route 1 >>>

Arba Travel organizes transfer, tours and expeditions along all the available routes of the Altyn-Emel National Park.