«Khoja Salikh» Mausoleum

The Khoja Salikh Mausoleum is a historical architectural monument built in the 19th century. It is distinguished by its unique architectural composition and traditional decorative ornaments. The mausoleum is an important part of the region’s cultural and religious heritage.

The «Khoja Salikh» mausoleum is a 19th-century historical and architectural monument located along Amir Temir Street on the road to the village of Karamurt, near the Sairam residential area.

The mausoleum is associated with Khoja Salikh, one of the preachers of Islam and a respected religious figure of the region. It is considered one of the significant monuments of the area's spiritual and cultural heritage.

The architecture of the mausoleum preserves the traditions of eastern kazakh architecture and is distinguished by its unique artistic design. Originally, the structure was a square building with two domes positioned one above the other.

Pointed decorative niches on the upper sections of the façades give the monument a distinctive appearance and emphasize its architectural harmony.

Decorative floral ornaments featuring images of pitchers have been preserved on the inner wall of the southern façade, demonstrating the mastery of traditional decorative art.

Today, the «Khoja Salikh» mausoleum is a valuable architectural monument and an important part of the region’s historical and cultural heritage.