Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is located in the continent of Asia and covers an area of 2,699,700 square kilometers of land and approximately 25,200 square kilometers of water, making it the eighth largest country in the world with a total area of 1,724,900 square kilometers. Kazakhstan became independent in 1991 after gaining sovereignty from Russia, with a population 17,522,010 people, Kazakhstan shares its borders with five countries: Russia, Turkmenistan, China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan
Tourist places in Kazakhstan
Astana city
Astana has been the capital of Kazakhstan since 1998, and this city boasts a mixture of architecture with old Soviet buildings, as well as futuristic creations by foreign architects. It is a site planned by Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa, and one of the famous sites It has the Bayterek Tower, nicknamed "Chupa Chup". The city also has the Khan Shatyr Center, which represents modern architecture, which draws attention when it is lit from the inside with bright colors at night.
Kolsay lakes
Located in the southern part of Kazakhstan, these lakes consist of three successive bodies of water surrounded by mountain peaks located along the border with neighboring Kyrgyzstan. Horse and trout fishing.
Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon stretches along the banks of the massive Charyn River, stretching for 446 kilometers while being nearly 80 kilometers wide. By 300 meters, in addition, visitors can enjoy seeing the distinctive natural rock carvings found in the Valley of the Castles.