Boszhira tract, Kazakhstan

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The last post from photos of a spring trip to Kazakhstan. In the photographs, the final point of our journey is the Boszhira tract. Essentially, this is the bottom of a former ocean that was in place many millions of years ago. Here, in addition to unusual landscapes, you can also find various fossils - sea urchins, ammonites, shark teeth and other relics. There is one downside to this place - the sun is very hot here. We were here in April, and during the day the air temperature was more than 30 degrees and there was no shade.

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Boszhira tract, Kazakhstan | Ecency