Tanbaly is a state historical, cultural, and natural museum-reserve in Kazakhstan’s Almaty Region, dedicated to preserving and presenting the heritage of the Tanbaly archaeological landscape. Its petroglyphs, first documented by an archaeological team in 1957, have been studied by generations of researchers. The reserve also features ancient burial grounds and settlements, offering visitors a broader view of the area’s archaeological record.

The museum-reserve welcomes visitors with admission tickets, guided excursions, and tourist routes. Its exhibitions and collections introduce the history and archaeological discoveries of Tanbaly, while a 3D tour provides another way to explore the site. The organization also shares information through its publications, library, galleries, videos, and news about research and cultural activities. In addition to visitor services, its work includes archaeological research and cooperation with scholars and cultural institutions. Located near Karabastau village in Zhambyl District, Tanbaly serves both as a place to discover Kazakhstan’s past and as an institution committed to protecting its historical and natural heritage.