Excursion sights of Kazakhstan.

"Somewhere a light would flash,
Only one would be a success for the joy of the day ...
I would then go to the fire.
I would bow to the earth day.
Every day I look for the lights
in these blizzard-sad days ... "

M. Seralin. Letter addressed to S. Uzhgin.

Visiting museums of Kazakhstan.

The monument to Mukhamedzhan Seralin is located at an altitude of 185 meters above sea level, located 45 meters west of the building of the Karabalyk district akimat, 30 meters from the district House of Culture, in the settlement of Karabalyk, in the northeast of the Kostanay region.
On September 22, 2005, a monument to Mukhametzhan Seralin was unveiled in the village of Karabalyk. The author of the sculpture is a member of the Union of Artists of the Republic of Kazakhstan B.Zh. Batalova.
M. Seralin's creative activity is divided into two periods: the first is associated with the Aiqap magazine, where about 40 journalistic articles and essays were published, and continued the traditions of the Kazakh educators of the democrats.
In 1918 - 1926 (second period) he published more than 20 articles in the newspapers "Ushkyn", "Auyl", "Enbekshi Kazakh" in which he raised issues of politics, culture, and the national economy. He translated into Kazakh the poem “Rustam and Sukhrab” (from a free translation by V. Zhukovsky) from the epic “Shahnameh” by Firdousi, the story “Wormwood” by A. Sorokin.
Geographic coordinates of monument to Mukhametzhan Seralin: N53°44'49.94" E62°03'44.85"

Authority and photos:
https://kraeved-kst.kz/int-map/ru.php
http://www.tarih-begalinka.kz/ru/history/revolution/figures/seralin/