One of the most popular tourist attractions in Martuk District is Akkaiyn Forest. Covering a total area of 590 hectares, the forest is home to various tree species, including birch, pine, aspen, elm, and wild apple trees. Wild berries, such as blackberries and wild strawberries, can also be found here.

Akkaiyn Forest is also of great ecological value. It is home to 61 species of rare plants, including the imbricate gladiolus, Altai aster, wild strawberry, Dzungarian pogrebok, and cow-wheat. The forest also contains three major natural springs that play an important role in maintaining the local ecosystem.

The recreational area within Akkaiyn Forest covers 7 hectares. A free public recreation area is available for visitors.