The Mirali Baba Mausoleum was built at the end of the
XIX century on the grave of a holy man and a great scientist.
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The Mausoleum of Mirali Baba was constructed at the end of the XIX century over the grave of a revered holy figure and great scholar. This cubic structure, crowned with an impressive 9-meter tin dome, is situated in the center of the Sayram village, within the old cemetery, near the intersection of two main streets. The mausoleum measures 9.8 by 6.4 meters, with the dome reaching a height of 9 meters.
The walls of the building are left unplastered, made from large fired bricks, indicating multiple repairs and renovations throughout its history. This mausoleum honors a religious scholar who lived during the late 11th to early 12th centuries and continues to be an important site of cultural and historical heritage in the region.
