Five rock-cut mosques located in the Mangystau Region of western Kazakhstan have been officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This designation marks the first time a site from the country has been added to the prestigious international register.
The inclusion of these historical structures highlights the architectural and cultural significance of the region’s subterranean religious sites. By joining the World Heritage List, these mosques receive international recognition for their preservation and historical value.
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