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| Almaty |
This booming city was founded in 1854 as a Russian frontier fort when the Kazaks were still nomads and was capital of Kazakstan until late 1997. Almaty has become a honeypot to Kazakstanis and a mixed bunch of foreign traders, diplomats and financiers jockeying for position in the race to carve |
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| Medeu & Shymbulaq |
The weekend playgrounds of Medeu and Shymbulaq are in the foothills of the Zailiysky Alatau, 15km (9.3mi) from Almaty. Situated at an altitude of 1700m (5576ft) , Medeu consists of a smattering of buildings built around one of the world's largest speed skating rink. Between October and May, hal |
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| Köl-Say Lakes |
These three pretty green lakes lie amid the steep forested foothills of the Küngey Alatau, 110km (68mi) east of Almaty. The lakes are strung along the Köl-Say river at an altitude of around 2000m (6560ft). The camping and trout fishing are great. June and August are the best months to |
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| Astana |
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From the time of the first rock paintings the culture underwent a great number of metamorphosis, but still today, as thousands years ago, it is included into the list of necessary to a human being civilization goods along with asphalt and central heating. Exactly culture, its “effect of |
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| Medeu & Shymbulaq |
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The weekend playgrounds of Medeu and Shymbulaq are in the foothills of the Zailiysky Alatau, 15km (9.3mi) from Almaty. Situated at an altitude of 1700m (5576ft) , Medeu consists of a smattering of buildings built around one of the world's largest speed skating rink. Between October and May, h |
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| Zailiysky Alatau and the Küngey Alatau |
| The greatest attraction for travellers to Kazakstan are the 4000m (13,120ft) plus peaks of the Zailiysky Alatau and the Küngey Alatau, two spurs of the Tian Shan which run east-west between Almaty and Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan. This beautiful region of glaciers, wild rivers and steep valleys |
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| BAIKONUR COSMODROME |
Lately, Baikonur space launch site has become very popular for the space tourism. This has been possible after opening the site more to the world community as a result of transparency policy pursued Russia, which rents and administers city from Kazakhstan.
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| Aqsu-Zhabaghly Nature Reserve |
| This 750 sq km (465 sq mi) reserve in the foothills of the Talassky Alatau range is one of the highlights of southern Kazakstan and the easiest visited of the country's nature reserves. The scenery ranges from mountain meadows and juniper forests to glaciers and a 4500m (14,760ft) peak. This is an i |
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| Aqtau |
| Stuck between the desert and the Caspian Sea, with all its water derived from desalination plants, the town of Aqtau in western Kazakstan is one of the world's great `why-on-earth-does-anyone-live-here?' places. It didn't exist at all until 1963 when Soviet architects began to lay out a model town o |
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| The Polygon |
Until the 19th century, the steppe of northern Kazakstan was largely untouched except by Kazak nomads and their herds. Since then much of the region has been ploughed into wheat fields, thanks to Nikita Krushchev's Virgin Lands scheme, and one particularly unfortunate 15,000 sq km (9300 sq mi) |
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