Sultan Epe Underground Mosque
An underground unique sacred place in the Kazakh steppe in which Sufism and nomadic tradition merge.

πŸ“œ Ancient underground mosque, dated 9th–13th centuries.
πŸ” Sacred place in Kazakh steppe, merging Sufism and nomadic traditions.

Why Go

✨ Unique underground architecture with natural light.
πŸ™ Important pilgrimage site, considered land of 362 saints.
🌊 Dedicated to Sultan Epe, protector of seamen and fishermen.
🏞️ Fascinating context in a desolate yet beautiful landscape.

Why Avoid

πŸ—ΊοΈ Remote location, situated in a desolate region.
πŸš— Access might require specific travel arrangements.

Tips

πŸ’§ Well with drinking water near the mosque, believed to have healing properties.
🚢 Explore the nearby Sultan-epe necropolis and Kenty-Baba necropolis.

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