Audio Folk Tales
Listen to Kazakh folk tales. A collection of audio fairy tales for children.
Featured Audio Story
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz · ~4 min
Bedtime Picks
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Kazakh folk tales
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz
The Protector of the Village: The Dragon
Ertegiler.kz
The grasshopper and the ant.
Ivan Andreyevich Krylov
A Man True to His Word
Kazakh folk tales
Most Listened
Why does the swallow's tail split?
Kazakh folk tales
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Kazakh folk tales
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz
The Protector of the Village: The Dragon
Ertegiler.kz
Brave donkey
Kazakh folk tales
The grasshopper and the ant.
Ivan Andreyevich Krylov
The golden apple of Almaty.
Ertegiler.kz
A Man True to His Word
Kazakh folk tales
Toddlers (2–4)
Why does the swallow's tail split?
Kazakh folk tales
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Kazakh folk tales
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz
The Protector of the Village: The Dragon
Ertegiler.kz
The grasshopper and the ant.
Ivan Andreyevich Krylov
Preschool (4–6)
Why does the swallow's tail split?
Kazakh folk tales
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Kazakh folk tales
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz
The Protector of the Village: The Dragon
Ertegiler.kz
Brave donkey
Kazakh folk tales
The grasshopper and the ant.
Ivan Andreyevich Krylov
The golden apple of Almaty.
Ertegiler.kz
Early School (6–8)
Why does the swallow's tail split?
Kazakh folk tales
"Ur toqpaq" translates to "stick" or "club" in English, often referring to a type of weapon or tool used for striking.
Kazakh folk tales
I Will Become a Pilot
Ertegiler.kz
The Protector of the Village: The Dragon
Ertegiler.kz
Brave donkey
Kazakh folk tales
The golden apple of Almaty.
Ertegiler.kz
A Man True to His Word
Kazakh folk tales