Akmola Region

Astana-Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport

Astana International Airport is an important air transportation hub not only for the capital of Kazakhstan, but also for the entire country. Located in the heart of this dynamically developing metropolis, the airport serves millions of passengers annually, providing connections to domestic and international destinations.

Astana
Astana
Kazakhstan

Akmola Region

Akmola Region is the capital’s working hinterland: Kokshetau, Burabay, grain roads, lake forests and winter wind. It explains why Astana is not an isolated city but a cold-weather node inside northern movement. Lakes may soften the route, but grain roads and cold weather still set the pace.

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Kokshetau Airport

Kokshetau Airport is not just an air transport hub, it is a gateway to the northern expanses of Kazakhstan, a place where history, modernity and future opportunities are intertwined.

From the first steps on its territory, you will feel the breath of the open spaces, where the crystal air mixes with the warmth of the earth. This is a place where the sounds of takeoff and landing merge with the melody of the wind and birdsong, reminiscent of the freedom and incredible beauty of the world.

Kokshetau
Akmola Region
Kazakhstan

Khan Shatyr

"Khan Shatyr" (as some mistakenly believe, translated from Kazakh into Russian "Khan's tent", but in fact this is a phrase from the series "Tsar Bell", "Tsar Cannon", that is, Khan Shatyr - "Khan among tents ") Is a large shopping and entertainment center in the capital of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan. Opened July 6, 2010. It is the largest tent in the world. "Khan Shatyr" entered the Guinness Book of Records

Astana
Astana
Kazakhstan

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