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On April 13, the great national hero of the Kazakh people Karasai-batyr (1664-1727) was born.
Kazakhstan is located in the heart of Eurasia - at the intersection of key transportation routes. For millennia, the country's territory has served as a connecting bridge between the East and the West. Its strategic position has facilitated not only the active growth of trade but also the exchange of cultural and scientific achievements. The Great Silk Road passed through the lands of modern Kazakhstan. Caravans transported furs, gold, spices, and silk. Since ancient times, the vast steppes have united peoples and preserved many valuable artifacts. The word of Turkic origin 'Kazakh' means 'Free man,' and Kazakhstan is a country historically inhabited by freedom-loving nomads. At various stages of history, unique civilizations arose and developed here, and their heir is the modern state with a rich past and a multicultural heritage
For a musician, returning to his home stage is rarely a simple concert. Over years of study, competi...
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Discover the best places to visit in Kazakhstan. Explore the regions and find out what makes them unique.
Akmola region
Akmola region is one of the largest and most developed regions of Kazakhstan and ranks ninth in size. It borders with Kostanai region in the West, North Kazakhstan region in the North, Pavlodar region in the East and Karagandy region in the South.
Heritage
This section contains unique customs and traditions of the Kazakh people - rituals, holidays, folk crafts and family values passed down from generation to generation.
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The world of Kazakh children's literature reveals a wealth of folk legends and heroic stories to young readers. It contains Kazakh myths, poems about batyrs, and other works that bring ancient legends, the courage of heroes, and the wisdom of ancestors to life. These texts help children experience the beauty of their native culture and connect with the people's spiritual heritage.
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In this section, the users will find information about the development and prospects of Kazakhstan
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In this section, there is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Kazakhstan
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The UNESCO World Heritage List includes both natural and cultural monuments of Kazakhstan. These include the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, the petroglyphs of Tamgaly, Saryarka - Steppes and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan, the Turan Deserts, the Western Tien Shan, as well as a complex of sites of the Great Silk Road in the Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor.
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Museums and reserves are important institutions that preserve cultural, historical and natural heritage. Museums collect and display works of art and historical artefacts, while reserves protect natural resources and ecosystems, ensuring their safety for future generations.
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In this section, the users can get acquainted with the Kazakh talents who have gained worldwide fame
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This section provides access to a rich historical collection of documents and archival materials of Kazakhstan
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The "Steppe Symphony" exhibition, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of People's Artist...
The final meeting of the competition committee for the "Tauelsizdik Urpaqtary" grant was held in Ast...
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