Saty is located in the state national park “Kolsai Kolderi” which was founded in 2007. The park extends along the northern slope of the Tien Shan mountains, between the Zailiysky Alatau and Kungei-Alatau mountain ranges, near the eastern border of Kyrgyzstan. The purpose of creating the park is to preserve the state natural reserve fund of biological diversity and unique natural objects of extraordinary ecological and scientific value. Many rare and endangered species live in the national park, notably the Tien Shan brown bear, snow leopard and Turkestan lynx. The biosphere reserve spans cover a main area of 242,085 hectares. The main natural attraction of the park is the Kolsai Lakes, located 320 km from Almaty. Locals call the Kolsai Lakes “The Pearls of the Tien Shan”. The lakes have been included in the UNESCO World Network. On September 15, 2021, UNESCO included the National Natural Park “Kolsai Kolderi” in its worldwide network of biosphere reserves. The picturesque Lake Kaiyndy is also located in the park. 

The village implements strategies to effectively showcase its unique offerings, including creating promotional materials, demonstrating its natural beauty at tourism fairs and exhibitions, and collaborating with tour operators to increase visibility and attract visitors. Saty encourages the development of new and unique tourism products. This involves the introduction of innovative activities, such as eco-friendly adventure tours, or immersive local experiences that differentiate Saty from other destinations. The village also emphasizes the consumption of locally produced goods and services, promoting traditional crafts, local farmers, and culinary delights. The village residents have small cattle and poultry farms and grow vegetables and fruits. As a result, community members can sell meat and dairy products and cook all the dishes offered to visitors using local products.