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Kaspi Gold 4400 4302 1575 1006 Travel Fund https://www.donationalerts.com/r/stra... Contribution in rubles 6291 2901 4087 3185 Subscribe! https://tinyurl.com/hfd28jjy Become a sponsor! https://boosty.to/skurpulez Zen https://dzen.ru/id/5c96746f90aaef00b3... Hello! I'm a Strange Man. Amazing place in Mangistau Ybykty Kazakhstan! Ybyk Canyon. Really unreal! #Kazakhstan #Aktau Ybyk Canyon Deep, bizarrely shaped Ybykty Canyon in Mangistau One of the masterpieces in her collection is the Ybykty Canyon in the Kabyrga tract, which some tourists nicknamed the Openwork Canyon, and others “porous chocolate.” Scientists attribute the formation of this natural monument to the Lower Paleogene period - about 66-41 million years ago, when 75 percent of living organisms on the planet, including dinosaurs, became extinct. Precipitation, winds and earthquakes “worked hard” to make the Ybykty Canyon openwork and elegant. Its vertical surfaces really look like broken pieces of porous chocolate, and the space around is lined with amazing labyrinths of passages and arches. In its majesty, depth, beauty and forms, the Kazakh natural masterpiece is comparable to the famous Antelope Canyon in the American state of Arizona. Water, wind and time are the secret ingredients that allowed nature to weave intricate patterns in age-old stone. The openwork Ybykty Sai gorge became mega-popular among Kazakh tourists not so long ago. Having been here once, you realize that you have found yourself in a real fairy tale. This place is considered unique for several reasons. Firstly, it is located in the deepest depression in Kazakhstan - Karagiye. Its depth reaches 132 meters below sea level. The Karagiye Depression ranks fifth in the list of the lowest points on the planet, Secondly, this is one of the oldest natural monuments, which dates back to the Lower Paleogene period, which is about 66 - 41 million years ago. It was then that dinosaurs became extinct, and along with them many other living creatures that inhabited our planet. Over all these millions of years, water, wind and stone worked together, giving birth to a new natural miracle. Ancient underwater rivers sharpened limestone rocks, overcoming all obstacles and making their way, forming mountain valleys and gorges. Over time, they became shallow, leaving behind deep, dry riverbeds. One of them is Ybykty Sai, which translated means “Ravine of Mountain Goats”. They say that these graceful animals once lived here. By the way, Mount Eliktau is located nearby. "Elik" means "mountain sheep" in Kazakh. In the bizarre stone outlines, the eye can catch their proud profiles. “The canyon is invisible from above, so, “steppe and steppe all around,” and suddenly... a narrow groove in the ground, 40-60 centimeters wide, which expands, tearing apart the earth’s firmament. In the deepest place, the width from one edge to the other can reach only 1 m; you can step over it. But when you look down into the crevice, fear grips you. Fear of heights, fear of the unknown, fear of the abyss... Just animal fear. But... and admiration!!!" Limestone rocks of the most bizarre shape rise above people at a height of 3 to 6 meters. You can spend hours looking at half-caves, grottoes, plumbs and admiring the Creator, who skillfully wove real lace from stone. And Kazakh Ybykty Sai is often compared with the famous Antelope Canyon, which is located on the territory of the Navajo Indian reservation in the US state of Arizona. But it’s not easy to get there; you need to book a place on the excursion in advance, pay a lot of money for entry, and in the end you can’t really see anything due to the large flow of tourists. Watch until the end, like it! Subscribe and comment! So what do you want? Is it a pity? It's absolutely worth it! Yours sincerely Strange guy As a child, I really liked to sleep in the car rather than in the house. Now it turns out it was car camping! Such a vanlife! I live in my car quite professionally. In Western countries, a special term was coined during the night in the car and in Vanlife - boondocking. It means a VanLife night in a car in a random place not intended for overnight stays in a car with a completely absent VanLife infrastructure in this place. For some reason, in our country another definition of vanlife is more common - carcamping, that is, a narrower phenomenon. People on the way somewhere spend the night in a car somewhere in the middle of the forest. Caspian Sea, Russians in Kazakhstan, Russians in Kazakhstan, Aktau, Kazakhstan, relocation diary, Mangystau, travel, strange guy, in Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan today, news Kazakhstan, Russia Kazakhstan, life in Kazakhstan, Russians in Kazakhstan demand, strange winter, Russian in Kazakhstan, Russian in, Ybykty Sai, Ybykty Sai route, Ybyk, Ybykty, Russian in Ybykty, Ybykty Canyon, Ybykty Sai Gorge, Ybyk Canyon., Ybykty Kazakhstan!, really unreal

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