The Village of Bayanaul
The village of Bayanaul is situated in the Pavlodar region, on the shore of Lake Sabyndykol. Nestled within the eponymous national park, Bayanaul is surrounded by a plethora of breathtaking natural wonders. The village offers several guesthouses, providing tourists with a place to spend the night amidst the stunning scenery.
Bayanaul holds a legendary status, with folklore and tales woven around its every attraction. Notable sites include the lakes of Sabyndykol, Jasybay, Toraigyr, and Birzhankol, as well as the rock formations of Kempirtas, Naizatas, and Saimantas. Mount Akbet, Konyr-Aulie Cave, and the springs of Auliebulak and Saryadyr further add to the region's allure.
For enthusiasts of wildlife, a campsite invites visitors to pitch their own tents or opt for rentals, allowing them to immerse themselves in the splendor of the surrounding nature.
Bayanaul has long captivated artists and poets with its picturesque landscapes, yet today it continues to enchant tourists seeking the majestic vistas of the Bayanaul mountains and lakes.
How to get there?
The journey from Karaganda to Bayanaul by car takes approximately 3.5 hours. Follow the highway to Karkaralinsk, and at Botakara, make a left turn, heading northeast.
The road trip from Pavlodar to Bayanaul will also require around 3.5 hours. Take the A17 highway, then turn onto the P27 and continue straight south.
For those coming from Ekibastuz, the nearest city to Bayanaul, the distance is 130 km (80 mi), and the drive can be completed in just an hour and a half.
Other tourist attractions near Bayanaul village:
- Bayanaul National Park
- Mausoleum of Mashkhur Zhusup Kopeev
- Olenty Petroglyph Site
- Myrzashoky Ski Resort
- Ereymentau Mountains
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