Kazakhstan

371-meter-tall broadcasting tower built in 1981 and featuring a unique spherical design with an observation deck offering panoramic views of Almaty city.

Art museum containing over 25,000 works of Kazakh, Russian, and Western European art, serving as Kazakhstan's largest collection and the primary center for the nation's fine arts research and preservation.

Modern and contemporary Kazakh art museum featuring over 3,000 works by local artists, including paintings, sculptures, and installations that showcase the country's cultural heritage.

National mosque of Kazakhstan, featuring a blend of traditional and modern architectural styles, with a striking blue dome and ornate tilework, serving as a symbol of Islamic culture and community in Almaty.

Monument on Republic Square featuring a replica of a Saka warrior standing atop a winged snow leopard, symbolizing Kazakhstan's independence, statehood, and historical heritage from the Scythian era.

Neo-Byzantine cathedral built between 1907 and 1909, featuring a striking gold-domed design and ornate interior decorations, with a capacity to seat over 1,500 worshippers.

National museum showcasing Kazakh history and culture from ancient times to the present day, featuring exhibits on nomadic traditions, Soviet era, and modern-day Kazakhstan's development.

Museum showcasing over 2,000 instruments from around the world, including traditional Kazakh and Central Asian instruments, as well as Western classical and folk instruments, highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage.

Memorial museum located in the former residence of Dinmukhamed Kunaev, displaying personal belongings and archival documents that preserve the domestic setting and political legacy of the Soviet Kazakh leader.

National museum showcasing Kazakh history and culture, with exhibits on the country's ancient Silk Road trade routes, nomadic traditions, and Soviet-era heritage.