evidence: The Turgen branch of the Ile-Alatau state national nature Park is a doubly significant place from the point of view of tourism. After all, here is one of the most beautiful landscapes in all of Kazakhstan. Moreover, the beauty of the canyons and Issyk Turgen appreciated in his time and the ancient people who made them his dwelling place and leave their Golden footprints. Not far from Almaty, a grandiose complex "Saki mounds" was once found – 45 earthen pyramids, stretching for three kilometers and resembling the same great ones in the Egyptian Giza. Here in 1969, under one of the mounds, Issyk, Kazakh archaeologists discovered the remains of a Saka warrior in Golden robes, whose appearance is familiar to everyone – the Golden man, Altyn Adam. [...] According to the website of the Issyk reserve-Museum, it was "created in 2010 on the initiative of the Head of state N. A. Nazarbayev as part of the strategic national project "Cultural heritage" on the territory of the Issyk necropolis, in one of the mounds of which the undisturbed burial of the Saka Prince was discovered in 1970. In 2013, the territory of the protected area of the reserve-Museum was approved – 422.7 hectares. It includes more than 80 Saka burial mounds in Issyk and the ancient Saxon settlements of Rahat and Ority".