Monument of Courage in Tashkent
The Soviet-style “Monument of Courage” is a reminder of the horrible and destructive Tashkent Earthquake in 1966.
The Soviet-style “Monument of Courage” is a reminder of the horrible and destructive Tashkent Earthquake in 1966.
The Metallurgist’s Palace of Culture is one of the most beautiful buildings in the style of post-war socialist classicism in Shymkent.
A statue in Shymkent’s central park commemorates Kazakh ethnographer Uzbekali Dzhanibekov – a great advocate for preserving Kazakh heritage.
The Akmeshit cave with a forest of mulberry trees is a natural wonder in the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan.
These qurt balls you can found in different variations in any bazaar in Kazakhstan. Have you ever tried it?
The Opera and Ballet Theatre brings national, classic and international music and dance masterpieces to the people of Shymkent.
The tiny Koshkar Ata mausoleum has given its name to the valley and stream in which it stands. But do you know the story behind it?
The day is over and dusk falls over Aksu Canyon near Shymkent and makes this place to a quite and calm place.
The last sun-rays of the day touching the modern high-rise apartment buildings of Shymkent’s new district Nursat.
Entering the Tashkent metro station Yunus Rajabiy feels like landed on a movie set of the sci-fi movie “Blade Runner”.