Its planting began in 1899 on the initiative of political exiles Michaelis, Kostyurin and others. In 1946, the garden was named after the akyn of the Kazakh people Zhambyl Zhabaev.
Its planting began in 1899 on the initiative of political exiles Michaelis, Kostyurin and others. In 1946, the garden was named after the akyn of the Kazakh people Zhambyl Zhabaev.