Place on Earth that feels like another planet. An ocean floor, but instead of water, it has...
Boszhira Valley in Kazakhstan’s Mangystau region, a breathtaking window into Earth’s ancient history. Here, towering limestone formations stand as silent witnesses to an ocean that existed millions of years ago.
This valley was once the floor of the mighty Tethys Ocean, an ancient water body believed to be the ancestor of today’s seas and oceans. Over 10 million years, the ocean disappeared, leaving behind stunning white and yellow limestone cliffs and otherworldly landscapes that contrast beautifully with the endless blue sky.
The legacy of the Tethys Ocean
The Tethys Ocean wasn’t just any body of water. It shaped continents, shifted tectonic plates, and fostered the marine ecosystems that evolved into the biodiversity we see today. As its waters receded, they revealed vast limestone deposits that weathered into mesmerising cliffs, mesas, and canyons over millions of years.
Why Boszhira Valley stands out
Boszhira Valley offers a unique blend of natural beauty and serenity. The intricate limestone formations stretch endlessly, making it a paradise for hikers, photographers, and anyone seeking peace in the embrace of nature. Its bright hues and cosmic-like patterns create an unforgettable visual experience.
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