The edge of the Blue Lakes is an incredibly beautiful world. Thousands of water saucers in the midst of the vast deserts and semi-deserts of Kazakhstan, in their waters can be looked like in a mirror. And around - tall centuries-old firs and snow-white ridges of Kokshetau Upland. Every year tourists from Kazakhstan, Russia, CIS countries aspire to get here. They go for health, impressions, fragrant air, sunny days and fun.
Rest on the Blue Lakes in Kazakhstan
Many people are interested in the question, in which part of Kazakhstan are the Blue Lakes. Borovoe is located in the north of the country between Astana and Kokshetau in the Akmola region. The territory where the lakes are located is reserved. Here you will be met and enchanted by simply stunning scenery. The deep and crystal clear waters of the lakes, bordered by mountain peaks and healing coniferous forests - all this delighted even those who have seen the kinds of tourists.
It is believed that before the lake was the Chekans Sea, which has become shallower and scattered into many lakes of different sizes. The most famous are Small and Large Chebache, Shchuchye, Koturkol, Borovoe, Tashsharkal and Maybalyk.
Rest on the Blue Lakes of Kazakhstan is mainly represented by a great number of dispensaries, sanatoriums, rest homes, sports and health camps. They go here to improve their health and just enjoy the natural sights. Borovoye is known far beyond its borders with its curative mud and mineral water.
But even if you came to the Blue Lakes of Kazakhstan as a savage, that is, you did not stop at any of the sanatoria or rest houses, but simply settled in tents, you will fully enjoy the rich aromas of field grasses and coniferous forests, which in itself has a huge therapeutic Effect. Sunny days are abundant here, and you can swim in early June.
How to get to the Blue Lakes of Kazakhstan?
If you are traveling from Russia, please note immediately that the distance between the Kazakh and Russian customs is 27 km. But first you need to get to Yekaterinburg, thence to move towards Petropavlovsk. Further - we take a course on Kokshetau, and this is about 200 km. The road on this site is more like off-road, so get ready for a long and difficult move.
On the advice of experienced tourists in the protected area it is better to enter from the side of Schuchinsk - there are no fees for entry. Set the campground is free, if you know the location. In many cases, a fee is charged for this.