The Altai Range that runs along Kazakhstan’s northeastern border is noted for its rivers, waterfalls, springs and spectacular vistas, Mount Belukha, often shrouded in clouds, has its own persona that is steeped in history and religion. It has witnessed Chingis Khan invading with 200,000 Mongols, and listened as the chants, songs and laments of shamans echoed off its sheer cliffs. Kazakhstan
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Mt. Belukha in the Altai mountains, Kazakhstan
The Altai Range that runs along Kazakhstan’s northeastern border is noted for its rivers, waterfalls, springs and spectacular vistas, Mount Belukha, often shrouded in clouds, has its own persona that is steeped in history and religion. It has witnessed Chingis Khan invading with 200,000 Mongols, and listened as the chants, songs and laments of shamans echoed off its sheer cliffs. Kazakhstan

