Although marine life is absent from Tuzbair today, representatives of flora and fauna typical of the desert region can be found. Endemic types of plants grow there: anabasis salsa, Salsola Richteri Karel, Astragalus ustiurtensis, as well as rare plants: black saxaul, Zygophyllum turcomanicum. Among the animals, the steppe eagle, golden eagle, falcon, black-bellied sandgrouse, Pallas's cat, owl, saiga, goitered gazelle, and black Brandt's hedgehog live there.

The Sor Tuzbair is located 250 kilometers from Aktau. Most of the route goes along the highway. If you don't plan to go down to the Sor, but you just want to enjoy the scenic views of Tuzbair from above, you can choose any crossover as a vehicle. At the 243rd kilometer, you need to get off the Aktau-Beineu highway and reach the western ridge of Ustirt on the far side of the cliff on a leveled dirt road. If you stand on the rocks and gaze into the distance, a mesmerizing symphony of three colors harmoniously unfolds before your eyes, a masterpiece crafted by nature itself. The white clouds gracefully mingle with the expanse of the white salt marsh, while the blue sky and hazel-colored soil complete this enchanting palette. Cracks, rocks, and ravines surround you, forming a rugged tapestry. Here, life itself seems suspended, save for the ethereal dance of clouds upon the lake's surface and the caress of the dry wind. The true artist of this place is the wind, a sculptor who weaves intricate patterns upon the pristine white rocks, creating a spectacle beyond compare.

The view of the salt lake, positioned 10 kilometers south of the historic Manata hill, undergoes remarkable transformations with the changing seasons and the passage of time. In daylight, the salt flat dazzles, reflecting the sun's brilliance, while at dusk, it becomes a canvas bathed in the warm hues of the setting sun, casting the surroundings in captivating shades of red. On rainy days, the expansive six-kilometer field transforms into a pristine, mirror-like lake, and under the scorching heat of the sun, it reverts to a vast expanse of white salt. During summer, the lake's surface hardens, allowing for walking, as previously mentioned. However, exercise caution, as although the surface is firm, the underlying layer can be a swamp. Therefore, it is best for the delicate nature and for you to admire this wonderful landscape of the steppe without leaving a trace.

A trip to Ustirt and Tuzbaiyr should be planned for the second half of April and May. During this period, the field is green, and the weather is cool and invigorating. In summer, the air temperature rises to +45 degrees. Autumn, when the intensity of the sun's heat subsides, is also a good season for travel. However, field colors may not be as saturated as in spring.