Tamgaly, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kazakhstan, is an ancient petroglyph complex in the Zhetysu region, featuring around 5,000 rock carvings dating from the Bronze Age to the 19th century. Recognized in 2004, the site showcases intricate depictions of hunting scenes, warriors, animals, and sun-headed deities, reflecting the spiritual and cultural life of nomadic steppe cultures. The petroglyphs, concentrated in Tamgaly Gorge, are a significant archaeological treasure, offering insights into the rituals and artistry of ancient Central Asian civilizations.