Tamgaly Gorge
Tamgaly Gorge
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PhilipLeic
Leicester, UK1.532 bijdragen
sep. 2022
A large amount of petroglyphs spread over a number of sites. We visited on our tour from Kazakhstan to Kyrgyzstan. We had our tour guide who translated for the local knowledgable site guide, which made the visit more interesting and pointed out to us the best images. I think we would have struggled without these guides. Viewing the drawings clearly does seem to depend on where the sun is shining, the time of day and the angle you view at, this is especially important with photography. The site now has a new toilet block with a charge or the old single toilet in the corner of the car park which is free. There are designated areas for a picnic.
Geschreven op 9 november 2022
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spedubec
Bologna, Italië4.569 bijdragen
sep. 2022
Nella valle di questo fiume in secca ci sono imponenti rocce a destra e a sinistra tutte piene di petroglifi che rappresentano prevalentemente animali. Per vederne alcuni bisogna arrampicarsi lungo sentieri, ecco perché si raccomandano e consigliano calzature adatte. Sono petroglifi scolpiti o disegnati nella rocce ma non dipinti.
Geschreven op 24 september 2022
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PatrickM_Travels
Almaty, Kazachstan1.806 bijdragen
mei 2021
We self-drove from Almaty, reaching Tamgaly with ease. The location is correct on Tripadvisor and Google Maps. There was a small ticket booth. You must park your car there, and then walk in. It's a short walk. I was not very happy with the ticket salesman who unfortunately insisted to walk WITH us (for additional fee) and also insisted we pay even more to leave our car in the lot. Both of these extra fees are bogus, as the entrance fee covers your entrance and parking. Bad first impression when you feel like you're getting cheated by a corrupt ticket booth attendant.
However, we left the guy behind at the ticket booth and made our way to the petroglyphs which are amazing and well worth the drive. There are a few groupings of petroglyphs which are easy to find and view without a guide. There's a walking loop that is well-marked. There are some covered benches where we sat to eat lunch while looking at the petroglyphs. Our Central Asia guide book, Wikipedia article, and UNESCO website combined gave us plenty of reading materials that describe the site in great detail. You do not need to hire a guide, and you do not need the ticket guy to accompany you. If he insists, then sternly say no, pay your entrance fee and proceed to the site.
The rockface is interesting in that it shimmers in certain angles. So you can get a totally different view of each carving, depending on the angle at which you look. There are over 5000 carvings according to UNESCO.
Overall a very interesting place and worth visiting. But they need to hire an honorable ticket salesman who does not try to extort the visitors who arrive without a guide. They have recently constructed a new visitor center, which you will see on the left of the road shortly before reaching the old (current) parking lot. However, the visitor center appears abandoned, never opened, and not approachable through locked gates. Maybe they will open it in the coming years.
However, we left the guy behind at the ticket booth and made our way to the petroglyphs which are amazing and well worth the drive. There are a few groupings of petroglyphs which are easy to find and view without a guide. There's a walking loop that is well-marked. There are some covered benches where we sat to eat lunch while looking at the petroglyphs. Our Central Asia guide book, Wikipedia article, and UNESCO website combined gave us plenty of reading materials that describe the site in great detail. You do not need to hire a guide, and you do not need the ticket guy to accompany you. If he insists, then sternly say no, pay your entrance fee and proceed to the site.
The rockface is interesting in that it shimmers in certain angles. So you can get a totally different view of each carving, depending on the angle at which you look. There are over 5000 carvings according to UNESCO.
Overall a very interesting place and worth visiting. But they need to hire an honorable ticket salesman who does not try to extort the visitors who arrive without a guide. They have recently constructed a new visitor center, which you will see on the left of the road shortly before reaching the old (current) parking lot. However, the visitor center appears abandoned, never opened, and not approachable through locked gates. Maybe they will open it in the coming years.
Geschreven op 10 mei 2021
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Анастасия Бобрусова
Taldykorgan, Kazachstan28 bijdragen
jun. 2019 • Vrienden
Каждый год, уже много лет подряд отмечаем майские праздники в урочище Тамгалы Тас, проводя там соревнования по спортивному туризму. Шикарные скалы, особые воспоминания...
Geschreven op 22 mei 2020
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Joma
5 bijdragen
mei 2020 • Vrienden
Инфраструктура оставляет желать лучшего, дороги в плохом состоянии.
Но в целом нам очень понравилось
Но в целом нам очень понравилось
Geschreven op 21 mei 2020
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Вероника
Moskou, Rusland16 bijdragen
jul. 2019
Очень интересное место. В 2019 г туда проложили хорошую асфальтированную дорогу от Алматы, можно добраться даже на легковушке. Можно познакомиться с историей Казахстана в государственном музее Казахстана (г. Алматы), а можно приехать в Тамгалы и побродить среди курганов с петроглифами. Поначалу даже не верится, что все эти рисунки датированы столько поздним периодом. Они отражают род занятий древних людей, существ, которые они могли видеть. В ущелье также представлены могильники, датируемые 13 в д нэ. Интересно, что людей хоронили в позе, в которой плод находится в утробе матери, поэтому могилы были небольших размеров. В ущелье есть места с полостями под землей, местные гиды могут вам их показать.
Будьте осторожны. Здесь в степи есть ядовитые змеи, которые, например, выползают погреться на камнях на солнышке. Спускаясь по дорожке после осмотра одной из групп камней с рисунками, я едва не наступила на щитомордника. Поэтому при посещении не следует одевать открытую обувь. И внимательно смотреть под ноги.
Будьте осторожны. Здесь в степи есть ядовитые змеи, которые, например, выползают погреться на камнях на солнышке. Спускаясь по дорожке после осмотра одной из групп камней с рисунками, я едва не наступила на щитомордника. Поэтому при посещении не следует одевать открытую обувь. И внимательно смотреть под ноги.
Geschreven op 4 september 2019
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Simon3N
Nanjing, China20 bijdragen
apr. 2019
My wife and 1 visited this amazing site during our trip to Almaty. We secured the services of Tatyana and Ramon through Indy-Guide.com - highly recommended. Leave the city through a construction site as the govt develop the road system. Once complete, it will reduce the trip to 2hrs, taking you across the steppe along the Silk Way. You go past a vineyard, which is being refurbished with private money after a USSR effort under Gorbachev - when developed a refreshing stop will add to the trip! We saw around 25 golden eagles in this area - a bonus.
Tatyana took us around the site which is divided into 6 sectors . There is a small explanation plaque for each area but Tatyana gave us great detail. The carvings are bronze and iron age so around 4-3000 yrs old. As we were only 2, we were allowed very close to the carvings and touch them. The detail is incredible and the number is huge so you can see them on most stones around what must have been a sacred site.
It was the most amazing feeling looking at something which had so much significance, so long ago but seems so fresh. Some scenes depict sacrifice - human and animal, along with carnal pleasure - be prepared!
The animals portrayed seem to be exaggerated with enormous horns, strength - the sharman (priest or headman) obviously had high authority.
Tatyana took us around the site which is divided into 6 sectors . There is a small explanation plaque for each area but Tatyana gave us great detail. The carvings are bronze and iron age so around 4-3000 yrs old. As we were only 2, we were allowed very close to the carvings and touch them. The detail is incredible and the number is huge so you can see them on most stones around what must have been a sacred site.
It was the most amazing feeling looking at something which had so much significance, so long ago but seems so fresh. Some scenes depict sacrifice - human and animal, along with carnal pleasure - be prepared!
The animals portrayed seem to be exaggerated with enormous horns, strength - the sharman (priest or headman) obviously had high authority.
Geschreven op 7 april 2019
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Daulet Y
Almaty, Kazachstan9 bijdragen
nov. 2017
На самом деле уже год там не был, но до этого был 4 раза. И каждый раз было интересно. Разнообразные наскальные рисунки дают понимание жизни древних людей. Река Или навевает спокойствие своим неторопливым течением... в Летнее время в реке можно купаться. Локация очень интересна для рыбаков. Также на скалах периодически проходят соревнования по активному туризму - скалолазание и т.д.
Geschreven op 31 oktober 2018
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Gene R J
Silver Spring, MD9.059 bijdragen
sep. 2018 • Stellen
We had contacted indy-guide.com to reserve "Tamgaly petroglyphs Tour - Day Trip Almaty" by Tatyana Gussar.
She and her husband, Ramon, picked us up at 8 AM in their nice air conditioned Toyota at our Hotel Kazzhol for the 106 mile drive to the northwest. After crossing Almaty's industrial west, we passed extended irrigated horticulture, corn, and hay, before entering the dry steppe of wheat, sheep, cows and horses, arriving at Tamgaly at 10:40 AM.
Tatyana purchased our tickets at the entry house while we used the portapotty and read the signboards in the small enclosed parking lot. With hiking shoes, hats and water, we took the 1 KM trail back to Group II at the first gorge. Here Tatyana distinguished among the 400 petroglyphs to identify the most important by their age grouping; 13th C BC, 5th C BC, or more modern. We moved on to Group III at a second gorge where she did the same with its 400 petroglyphs. Then we crossed an easy wetland to Group IV at a large rock outcropping with 13th C "Sun-head Deities" and, after a climb through thorn bushes, a view of a Buddhist mantra from the 17th C. We stopped at several Bronze age burial sites discovered in 1985 before returning to the parking lot, now filled with a tour bus, 2 vans and several cars.
We enjoyed our packed lunch at one of the shaded shelters, watching a herd of horses gallop across the seemingly endless grassland with only 2 ranch sites in distant view. The popularity of this wonderful cultural site can only increase dramatically with its new road.
We returned to our hotel at 3 PM, very happy to have chosen this nice young couple who made the travel time disappear with pleasant conversation. Tatyana's excellent English to relate this country's culture and Ramon's good driving with a comfortable car made this day trip a good value at $160.
She and her husband, Ramon, picked us up at 8 AM in their nice air conditioned Toyota at our Hotel Kazzhol for the 106 mile drive to the northwest. After crossing Almaty's industrial west, we passed extended irrigated horticulture, corn, and hay, before entering the dry steppe of wheat, sheep, cows and horses, arriving at Tamgaly at 10:40 AM.
Tatyana purchased our tickets at the entry house while we used the portapotty and read the signboards in the small enclosed parking lot. With hiking shoes, hats and water, we took the 1 KM trail back to Group II at the first gorge. Here Tatyana distinguished among the 400 petroglyphs to identify the most important by their age grouping; 13th C BC, 5th C BC, or more modern. We moved on to Group III at a second gorge where she did the same with its 400 petroglyphs. Then we crossed an easy wetland to Group IV at a large rock outcropping with 13th C "Sun-head Deities" and, after a climb through thorn bushes, a view of a Buddhist mantra from the 17th C. We stopped at several Bronze age burial sites discovered in 1985 before returning to the parking lot, now filled with a tour bus, 2 vans and several cars.
We enjoyed our packed lunch at one of the shaded shelters, watching a herd of horses gallop across the seemingly endless grassland with only 2 ranch sites in distant view. The popularity of this wonderful cultural site can only increase dramatically with its new road.
We returned to our hotel at 3 PM, very happy to have chosen this nice young couple who made the travel time disappear with pleasant conversation. Tatyana's excellent English to relate this country's culture and Ramon's good driving with a comfortable car made this day trip a good value at $160.
Geschreven op 17 september 2018
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saruko723
2.766 bijdragen
aug. 2018 • Stellen
アルトマイからチャーターしたタクシーで２時間半。
カザフステップの中に世界文化遺産サイトはある。
入場料は2018年8月現在、大人１人1500テンゲ。
ゲート付近のユルタが料金所。
トイレはゲート付近にしか無い。
個人で行くとセルフガイド。
入り口及び何ヵ所かに地図があるが風化してほとんど見えない。またパンフレット類もないが、内部はほぼ一本道。
岩絵の見所箇所には順路を示す番号と案内板があるので迷うことはない。
岩絵は川があった両岸の斜面の露出した岩石表面に描かれている。
塗料を使うのではなく、岩石表面を浅く彫ったもの。
モチーフは羊や馬、らくだ等の動物や人間、太陽神など。
青銅器～鉄器時代に描かれたものだが、驚くほど鮮明に残っているものもあり、見飽きない。
訪問時の注意点としては
①斜面を登るし、サソリや蛇、蜘蛛などがいるそうなので長いパンツ、靴が望ましい。
②見学時間は２時間ほど。
日差しを遮るものもほぼ無く、周囲及びエリア内に飲み物・食べ物を購入する場所も無いので、あらかじめ水や帽子などを用意しておいた方が良い。
カザフステップの中に世界文化遺産サイトはある。
入場料は2018年8月現在、大人１人1500テンゲ。
ゲート付近のユルタが料金所。
トイレはゲート付近にしか無い。
個人で行くとセルフガイド。
入り口及び何ヵ所かに地図があるが風化してほとんど見えない。またパンフレット類もないが、内部はほぼ一本道。
岩絵の見所箇所には順路を示す番号と案内板があるので迷うことはない。
岩絵は川があった両岸の斜面の露出した岩石表面に描かれている。
塗料を使うのではなく、岩石表面を浅く彫ったもの。
モチーフは羊や馬、らくだ等の動物や人間、太陽神など。
青銅器～鉄器時代に描かれたものだが、驚くほど鮮明に残っているものもあり、見飽きない。
訪問時の注意点としては
①斜面を登るし、サソリや蛇、蜘蛛などがいるそうなので長いパンツ、靴が望ましい。
②見学時間は２時間ほど。
日差しを遮るものもほぼ無く、周囲及びエリア内に飲み物・食べ物を購入する場所も無いので、あらかじめ水や帽子などを用意しておいた方が良い。
Geschreven op 23 augustus 2018
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Travel_Pin_Man
San Juan Island, WA491 bijdragen
We are considering a day trip to Tamgaly. First of all, was it worthwhile ( We typically enjoy UNESCO sites). Can anyone recommend a driver/guide for a day trip out of Almaty? Any idea about the cost for a day trip?
aizhan2395
Almaty, Kazachstan1 bijdrage
Hi! Of course, you can go to Tamgaly Petroglyphs for one day.
There are weekend tours, as well as individual.
If you travel with a group, the cost per person (for a group of 50 people) is about 17$.
Tour Operators where you can buy tour are - Kazakhstan travel hub, Grand Voyage, Asia Discovery
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