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On the southeastern spur of the mountain is the Almaty TV Tower, renovated in 2001 and 372 meters high; it is the tallest structure in the city.

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The Palace of the Republic is one of the most important concert halls in Kazakhstan and a popular attraction in Almaty. The building was constructed in 1970 and named in honor of Vladimir Lenin. It received its current name, "Palace of the Republic," in 1991 after the collapse of the USSR. The Palace of the Republic underwent reconstruction in 2010-2011, which unfortunately resulted in the complete loss of the building's original architectural appearance.

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Beautiful setting - river & canyon

Panoramic view

Lower part of Charyn Canyon. Lots of space to sit and relax. Then you can walk back or take a canyon taxi.

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From the second Kolsai to the first

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371 m high television tower. It is designed to withstand earthquakes up to magnitude 10.

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Impressive building!

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From the car park it is about 120 meters above sea level, but in summer heat it is better to take the cable car.

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There is a checkpoint at the entrance to the mountain and an environmental fee must be paid. 545 kzt per person.

The Palace of the Republic (Almaty) is one of the most interesting and functional architectural structures in the southern capital of Kazakhstan. The building, built in the Soviet period, today amazes with its sophisticated style and originality of constructive solutions. The Palace of the Republic (Almaty) was built on a specially designed project using the latest building materials. Roof area of 10, 000 square meters. m keep eight reinforced concrete pillars installed at a distance from the main building. Thanks to this engineering solution, it seems that the roof has no contact points with the object, as if it was floating in the air. The facade is decorated with a seashell, the interior is covered with white marble. In the auditorium, designed for 3,000 seats, panels of precious wood were installed, which made it possible to ensure high acoustic characteristics of the room. To keep the walls cool and cool in the inner halls, the Palace of the Republic (Alma-Ata) was equipped with a unique air-conditioning system, to which the icy water was supplied from the Malaya Almatinka river from the Alatau mountains. The project was developed by architects L. Ukhobotov, V. Kim, Y. Ratushny, N. Ripinsky, V. Alle, with the participation of engineers A. Sokolov and B. Delov, in 1971. https://public-welfare.com/3990134-palace-of-the-republic-almaty-history-description-location https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVIiUfyJYAo

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If you ask the local community about the symbols of the city (places that are associated with the city), one of the first things that would pop up is the Kok Tobe TV Tower (or sometimes called Almaty Tower), located on Kok Tobe Hill. It is one of the tallest TV towers in the world - 371.5 m above sea level. Unfortunately, it is not possible to enter the tower to enjoy the view from above as the tower is still operational. https://www.itinari.com/pl/five-places-not-to-be-missed-in-almaty-4fet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZSHmHJTsuo

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Nice place to rest and enjoy nature! There you have a great view!

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Great place to rest and enjoy nature! There are tree trunks to sit on and water from the stream!

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There you can bathe in the hot springs for free. You don't have to walk very far from the parking lot

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The Ascension Cathedral or Zenkov Cathedral is one of the most important monuments of the Orthodox Faith in Kazakhstan. The doors of the Ascension Cathedral opened for the first time in 1907. From the early 20th century, the church building was used for other purposes. After the Russian Revolution, the magnificent wooden building functioned as a state museum, later it was available to public organizations and was a venue for concerts and exhibitions. The 56m high tower of the cathedral acted as the first radio transmitter of Almaty. It was not until May 1995 that the cathedral came back into the possession of the Russian Orthodox parish. Two years later the first services were held again.

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Quite an interesting place within the city, where there is a small amusement park, a small zoo, restaurants and a panorama of the city. You can get there by metro.

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In the summer of 2005, the expansion of the streets and the reconstruction of the Kok Tobe park began. The access roads were paved and work was carried out to green the mountain. After the reconstruction, the appearance of the famous mountain has changed. In March 2016, the construction of a new cable car was completed and the renewed park reopened its gates to everyone.

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Khan Shatyr (literally - "Khan's tent") - a transparent tent in Nur-Sultan, the capital of Kazakhstan, the largest entertainment and shopping center in Central Asia. It is described as "the largest tent in the world". The architectural design was revealed by the President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev on December 9, 2006. The 150-meter-high tent with an elliptical base with an axis of 200 m long covers 23,000 m2 square meters of space [3]. Beneath a tent with an area of more than 10 football stadiums is the city's entertainment and shopping center with squares and cobbled streets, shops, a mini golf course, a flowing river and a beach. The roof is made of transparent ETFE plastic; plastic elements are suspended on a network of ropes stretched from the central tower. The transparent material provides access to sunlight, which, in combination with an air heating system and air conditioning, allows you to maintain the internal temperature between 15-30 ° C in the main space and 19-24 ° C in a shopping mall, while outside the temperature varies throughout the year. from -35 to +35 ° C. After the construction of the Pyramid of Peace and Reconciliation (opened in 2006), Khan Shatyr was the second project in Astana designed by British architect Norman Foster. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Szatyr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJJpUscoJR8

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Bäjterek (Kaz. Бәйтерек, literally poplar) - monument and lookout tower in Nur-Sultan, the capital of Kazakhstan. The construction was completed in 2002. It symbolizes the new status of the city of Nur-Sultan as the capital of Kazakhstan, becoming its symbol and tourist attraction popular among foreign tourists, as well as native Kazakhs. The appearance of the monument is to be the embodiment of the Kazakh folk tale about "the mythical tree of life and the magic bird of happiness". According to the story, the bird, named Samruk, put its egg in the gap between the two branches of the poplar tree, which is the tree of life supporting the sky, thus the sun was formed. The more than 105-meter-high structure of the building consists of a narrow cylindrical shaft widening upwards ("tree"), and a golden sphere with a diameter of 22 meters, reflecting the "egg", containing an observation deck [1] and an art gallery. The author of the design of the erected building is the English architect Norman Foster. The Bayterek Tower is located on the back of every Kazakh currency tenge banknote, introduced in the new series of banknotes in 2006 and in the new coat of arms of Astana, introduced in 2008. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A4jterek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eceKfUOCsJk

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