Jeep expedition to Mangystau: Boszhira, Tuzbair and underground mosques

In November we went on a jeep expedition, the weather was cool, but the driver-guide knows the road well, the canyons are amazing. The walk in Tuzbair was wonderfully memorable, only sleeping in the tent was cold, you need to take warm clothes. I also liked the white rocks on the Boszhira plateau and the underground mosques, the guide told the history of each place. The road is long, but it's worth enduring for the scenery.

In September we decided to go with colleagues to unwind. Sergey
as a guide organized everything, told a lot of interesting things. The underground mosques impressed, but the tent camp was not very comfortable. Overall we liked it.

We went with my mom in September, the Tuzbair canyon and the Boszhira plateau are amazing.

Went in June, it was hot but tolerable. Most of all we liked the underground mosques and Mount Sherkala. We got a bit tired from the road, but it was worth it.

I had long wanted to see Boszhira, and in June I gathered with friends. A jeep tour is the most convenient option to cover several places at once. The weather was hot, during the day we had to hide in the shade, but by evening it became comfortable. Most memorable were the white cliffs of Boszhira and the Tuzbair canyons. Overnight stays in tents are a separate pleasure, though there were many mosquitoes. The program is rich but not overloaded. Organization is top-notch, the guides know their stuff. I recommend it to those who are not afraid of long transfers.

I went in June, it was hot in the tent at night, but Boszhira and the underground mosques are amazing.

Ezdili v mae na 4 dnya. Mangystau krasavchik, osobenno Boszhira. No bylo vetreno, palatki chut ne uleteli. Vse ravno ponravilos.

I took a vacation in May to take my father to Mangystau, the guide Andrey showed everything, the underground mosques impressed.

Went with a friend for the weekend to take a break from the city. It's still cool in March, but the views of the Boszhira plateau impressed.

We went in November, it was cold in the tent, but Boszhira and Sherkala impressed, rating 4.

We went in September, Madina gathered us and kept in touch on the road, everything was clear.

I chose the tour spontaneously, wanted something unusual. Madina, the tour organizer, helped pick a date and book everything, answered all questions on WhatsApp. I went alone, but quickly found company in the group. In September the weather was excellent — warm but not hot. The jeep expedition across Mangystau left a lot of impressions: the Boszhira plateau, the Tuzbair canyons, Mount Sherkala, the underground mosques. Especially memorable was the overnight stay in a tent camp under the open sky. The only downside is the long transfers, but that is compensated by the views. Thanks to Madina and the whole team for the organization!

Went with my sister in honor of her birthday, the June heat didn't scare us — Boszhira is snow-white, like in the photos.

A friend suggested we go for the May holidays, I immediately agreed, because I had been scrolling through photos of Boszhira for a long time and didn't believe I would get there. We packed quickly, took warm clothes, and not for nothing — at night in the tent it was cool, jackets and sleeping bags saved us. The jeeps went confidently, although the road was bumpy in places. The white rocks of Boszhira look unreal at sunset, we lingered there for a long time with the camera. We walked along the bottom of the Tuzbair canyon, the wind was blowing, but the beauty around outweighed everything. I also remember the drive to Mount Sherkala — its shape really is like a yurt. We were tired from the long drives, but the impressions remained vivid.