Kazakhstan

On the territory of Satу rural house of culture there is a local history museum "Taushelek".The local history museum "Taushelek" was opened on January 7, 2022. It is a center of spiritual and ideological education, preserving cultural traditions and rich historical heritage. This center not only collects, preserves and promotes national cultural and historical variants, but also the whole mankind. "Taushelek" is located inside the village house of culture. The local history museum was filled with various things telling about the life of the region. The villagers, if they had not used it before, willingly gave found things to the museum. Antiquities are listed and accounted for. Tools and products made by Kazakh people, which were used by our ancestors, will certainly be of interest. Here are the symbols engraved on the stone and stone Balbala, tulkstone, grunting, Stone ball of the XIII century, found in the village of Saty, transferred to Korem - Shamil Sagyndykov
Shagatai language tombstones found in Saty village. Shamil Sagyndykre Shamil Sagyndykre, conductor of the 12th century Korem
Bricks found at the Barsygan settlement of the ancient Yutsin kingdom in the village of Saty (6.3.6. V-II FF.) Presented to Koreme: Shamil Sagyndykre.
Millstone. The piece was used by Zidehan Salmoik, bride of the Kartaiganovs, from 1960.
Kerosene stove. A product used by Zidehan Sagyndyk, daughter-in-law of the Kartaigankovs, since 1950.
A hand saw operated by one person. Total length 715 mm.
Width 20 mm.
Thickness 1.3 mm.
Moving to Koreme: Kurmeti village.
 

Since its foundation by the kingdom of Kokand in 1820 and until its capture by the Russian troops in 1852, the fort was called Ak-Mechet (Ak-Meshit). Thus, the Count Vassili Perovski and General of the cavalry of Emperor Alexander II, took control of the southern borders of the Empire and dominated the khanate of Kokand. Fort Perovski takes its name in 1862, then Perovski city until 1925, when it will be named Kyzylorda (Kyzyl Orda in Kazakh means the red capital).

Kyzylorda today has nearly 300,000 inhabitants. You can visit the regional music theater and the theater named after N. Bekezhanova, the local history museum, the city's culture house named after Askar Tokmagambetov, the Saint Kazan church built in 1896 , the "Akmeshit" and Aitbay mosques built in 1878.

The monuments of interest are dedicated to Zhalantos Bahadir (Emir of Samarkand), the batyr of Koblandy, the batyr of Bukharbai, Batyrkhan Shukenov and Korkyt-Ata.

You can still see the railway station built in 1905 and the dam in 1956.

City of Turkestan, situated in the midst of the arid steppes of Kazakhstan's extreme south. The first ancient settlement on the territory of modern Turkestan emerged at the beginning of the 6th century BC. The city with 1500 years of history is now one of the most important centers of pilgrimage in the  Central Asia.

Astan ("the shining king"; formerly Akmoolinsk, Tselinograd, Akmola, Astana, Nur-Sultan) has been the capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan since December 10, 1997. At the start of 2020, its population numbered 1,136,156. in fact the second most populous city in Kazakhstan after Almaty. Nur-Sultan is located in the north of the country, on the banks of the Ishim River.
The area of ​​the territory of the city is 797.33 km²
The territory of the modern city was previously an important crossing point for caravans. Archaeologists have found artifacts in the city that date back to the Bronze Age, the early Iron Age and the Middle Ages.
Currently, Nur-Sultan is a modern center and its growth is very rapid. The city attracts with its futuristic buildings and developed infrastructure. In 2017, the city hosted the World Expo EXPO-2017, which significantly increased the number of tourists.
Nur-Sultan International Airport is located 15 km from the city. In addition, the city has a sufficient number of modern hotels meeting European standards.
4 things to do in Nur-Sultan:
- Visit a traditional oriental bazaar in the city center. Feel the atmosphere of the Asian market, try on traditional clothes and shop for national souvenirs.
- Walk along the three-level bridge on Vodno-green Boulevard. The bridge is a huge pedestrian avenue. At the very bottom there is a parking lot, on the second level there are offices, shops, restaurants and exhibition halls, and on the third level there are excellent conditions for walking: there are a lot of fountains and sculptures.
- Visit the main tourist sites of the city: Museum of the First President, Architectural and cultural objects: "Baiterek", the Palace of Peace and Accord and the ethno-memorial complex "Map of Kazakhstan".
- Taste a national dish. There are many restaurants serving Kazakh cuisine in the capital. Be sure to try the tea with dried fruits and spices, and the national meat dish beshparmak.

Almaty - one of the major cities of Kazakhstan, located in the southeast of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in the foothills of Zailiyskiy Alatau; the city's population is about 1.5 million inhabitants.Although Almaty is not anymore capital of the republic, the city is still the financial, economic and cultural center of Central Asia.

Picturesque mountains are the hallmark of Almaty. You can enjoy views of the cable car climbing to the highest point of the city of Kok-Tobe ("Blue Mountain"), located at an altitude of 1,130 meters above sea level. From this summit offers a magnificent view of the mountains and the city. It is especially beautiful at night when the city is illuminated with colored lights.

Two big rivers - the Big and Small Almaty flow down from the mountains and provide the city with fresh water reservoirs and fountains fill the coolness and freshness.

Aktobe is one of the largest cities in Kazakhstan and the administrative center of the Aktobe region. The city is located in the western part of the country, on the border with Russia. Here is some information about the city of Aktobe:

History: The city was founded at the end of the 19th century and was called "Aktyubinsk". In 1999, the city was renamed “Aktobe”, which means “white mountain” in Kazakh.

Climate: Aktobe has a continental climate with cold winters and hot summers. Winters are usually dry and cold, while summers are quite hot and dry.

Economy: Aktobe is the industrial and economic center of the region. The city has developed mechanical engineering, chemical industry, oil and gas industry and other industries.

Attractions: Aktobe has several interesting places to visit, including historical and cultural monuments. Among them, it is worth highlighting the monument to Friendship of Peoples, the monument to Abay Kunanbayev, Victory Park and others.

Culture and education: The city has museums, theaters, cinemas and other cultural institutions. Aktobe is also the educational center of the region with a number of universities and colleges.

Sports: Aktobe is famous for its sports teams, in particular the football club FC Aktobe, which is one of the best in Kazakhstan.

Transport: The city is well connected to other regions of Kazakhstan and Russia through roads, railways and air links.

Aktobe is a dynamically developing city with a rich history and cultural heritage. It offers a variety of opportunities for tourism, business and education, making it an important and interesting place on the map of Kazakhstan.

Atyrau is a city in the western part of Kazakhstan, located on the Ural River. The city is the administrative center of the Atyrau region and one of the key oil and gas regions of Kazakhstan. Here is some information about the city of Atyrau:

History: Atyrau has an ancient history associated with trade and fishing on the Ural River. The city was founded in the 19th century and has since developed as an important transport and industrial center.

Economy: The basis of Atyrau's economy is the oil and gas industry. The city is home to large oil refineries, companies and oil and gas fields. In addition, Atyrau has a developed industry related to oil processing, the production of chemicals and construction materials.

Climate: Atyrau has a continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. In summer temperatures can rise to +40°C, and in winter they can drop to -20°C.

Attractions: Atyrau has several interesting places to visit, including historical monuments, parks and cultural centers. Among them, it is worth highlighting the Museum of History and Culture of the Atyrau Region, the Shakhtar monument, the Zhastar park and others.

Culture and Education: Atyrau offers a variety of cultural and educational opportunities. The city has theaters, cinemas, museums, and also educational institutions, including colleges and universities.

Transport: Atyrau is well connected to other regions of Kazakhstan and neighboring countries through roads, railways and domestic airlines. The city also has a river port on the Ural River.

Nature: In the vicinity of Atyrau you can find a variety of landscapes - from desert plains to rivers and lakes. This makes the region interesting for eco-tourism and outdoor recreation.

Atyrau is an important industrial and economic center of Kazakhstan with a unique history and cultural heritage. The city attracts both businessmen and tourists, offering a variety of opportunities for development and recreation.