A rock that resem­bles a lying camel. The moun­tain, which locals call Teve-Khaya (trans­lat­ed as “camel rock”), is locat­ed in the val­ley of the small riv­er Khol-Ozhu. The height of the rock is only about 9 meters, the length is 25 meters. You can climb it even with­out moun­taineer­ing train­ing and equip­ment. It is known that in Tuva there are sev­er­al moun­tains that are called Teve-Khaya because of their resem­blance to a camel. How­ev­er, accord­ing to locals, it is the rock near Sam­a­gal­tai that most close­ly resem­bles the “orig­i­nal”.