Deserts Big and Small Badgers

Large and Small Badgers are the so-called deserts of Central Asia, which are located in the north side of the Aral Sea. Most of their territory belongs to Kazakhstan, Aktobe region. In their shape, the deserts are two narrow stripes stretched from north to south: the Big Badgers are about 200 kilometers long, and the Small ones are about twice as short. In plain areas, sandy massifs have shrubs and scant vegetation. Despite this, these territories are used for pastures for cattle breeding. The wind here forms sandy ridges and bizarre dunes.

Tourism in the desert takes the form of extreme, as it requires the necessary preparation, water and food. The temperature in summer rises to 40 degrees, and at night the air cools sharply.