Boboyongoq (Old Walnut)

This walnut tree, with a history of about 700 years, is located in the Urikli village of the Zomin district. Moreover, a walnut tree can live and bear fruit for 300–400 years. Walnuts stand out among other fruits due to their high caloric content and nutritional properties. According to expert analyses, walnut kernels are seven times more caloric than beef. The kernel contains iron, phosphorus, copper, serotonin, 58–77% fats, 12–25% proteins, and 5–25% carbohydrates. Consuming walnuts boosts energy and regulates the nervous system. Walnut oil reduces blood cholesterol, prevents blockages in blood vessels, and helps eliminate the formation of stones in the kidneys and gallbladder.