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KAZAKHSTAN – A VISUAL INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTRY

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Published : May, 2020

How to get there Sites and attractions Cultural Activities Outdoor Activities Nature and wildlife
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Aktau Almaty Aralsk Big Almaty Lake Karaganda Karlag Medeu Ice Rink – World’s Highest Ice Rink Nur-Sultan Baiterek tower Presidential Palace Shymbulak mountains Shymkent Zenkov Cathedral Zharkent
How to get there | Sites and attractions | Cultural Activities | Outdoor Activities | Nature and wildlife
Almaty | Zharkent | Zenkov Cathedral | Big Almaty Lake | Medeu Ice Rink – World’s Highest Ice Rink | Nur-Sultan Baiterek tower | Shymbulak mountains | Presidential Palace | Shymkent | Karaganda | Aralsk | Karlag | Aktau
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Kazakhstan is the world’s ninth-largest country in the world. As you would expect from such a large landmass, the geography of the country differs greatly from area to area. The northern parts of the country are predominantly steppe, the central desert, and the southern mountains. The country shares its borders with Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and the Caspian Sea. It is considered part of Central Asia and was an important route as part of the ancient Silk Road.

This country is an adventure tourist’s dream. Almaty in the south is home to Central Asia’s premier mountain resort with skiing, snowboarding, and hiking all possible at different times of the year. For lovers of history and architecture, the cities provide a stunning glimpse of the past from the caravans of the Silk Road to more modern Soviet times.
Akmola Almaty (Region)