Aktau, a mountainous sedimentary massif in the Kerbulak region of the natural park, reaches a height of 1000 meters and spans 5 kilometers in length. This unique area is also known as the Museum of the Earth's Past due to its rich geological history.

• 🏔️ The ridge covers a total area of 50 square kilometers.
• 🌵 Aktau is referred to as a "dead" mountain because nothing grows on it.
• 🪨 It consists of colored stones, including sandstone, red clay, pink carnelian, jasper, and white quartz.
• 📅 The age of these stones is estimated to be around 60 million years.
• 🚫 The area is bounded by the Kalshalysek tract and dried river valleys; visitors should be aware of potential restrictions in accessing certain areas.

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