Archaeological sites in Saryagash and Keles districts and the importance of turning sacred places into tourist marshurts

2024

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DOI 10.62867/3007-0848.2024-4.08
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article provides information about archaeological and sacred sites in Sarygash and Keles districts. Special attention is paid to the chronology of these events and the high tourism potential of this region. It is noted that there is a shortage of places for visiting resorts in the Saryagash region, including museums that introduce the history of the region. It is noted that it is possible to further develop the tourism industry in the region by turning archaeological and sacred sites into tourist marshurts. The main thing is that through the development of the history of the region and the places of its presentation, it is possible to instill patriotism in the younger generation.