The mausoleum is located 8 kilometers from the Kapanbulak station in the Zharma district of East Kazakhstan region. The exact date of the initial construction of the grave is unknown. In the years 1850–1870, local residents built the grave walls from raw bricks. In the years 1973–1974, the descendants restored the grave, which was built from silicate bricks. The mausoleum acquired a modern architectural appearance starting from 2011. The well-known architect Smagul Bopzhanov was involved in the project. The mausoleum is constructed from Aktau sandstone. The site is included in the state register of local significance monuments. The mausoleum is surrounded by a high white fence with tall columns at each corner. The dimensions of the fence are 35×25 m. There is a door entering from the side of the stone road. Inside the fence, there is a large mausoleum with an octagonal wall and a tower-like roof. Outside the fence, there are 2–3 Kazakh cemeteries.