TOP10 – Alakol / Meet Me In QAZAQStan
Travel to #TOP10 destinations of Kazakhstan
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Alakol is an amazing lake, translated into Russian, its name means “multi-colored lake”, because on the surface of its water surface any mood of the weather is reflected, and the underground springs feeding the lake only enhance the play of azure and deep blue.
A very beautiful lake Alakol and its coastal areas will delight anyone with their magnificent landscapes, healing properties, an atmosphere of calmness and tranquility.
Alakol - your inspiration!
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Cheap Bazaar (Markets) of Kazakhstan | How Expensive is Kazakhstan ?????????
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Welcome to 3rd episode of Kazakhstan series.
Unfortunately, this is the last episode of Kazakhstan. As there was an health issue, and i had to return back to India.
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Solo in Kazakhstan’s Cheapest City ????????
Shymkent is the city in southern part of Kazakhstan and known to be the cheapest city in the country. It has also been an important part of once famous Silk Road. Most of the former trading glory has faded away, but you can still find some lively markets here. I decided that time to time everyone should just relax and enjoy a bit. And that’s exactly what I did. My money went pretty far in Shymkent and yours would too! :)
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Ridder city (Kazakhstan). Mountains.
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Казахстан. Орёл и Решка. Девчата
Казахстан. Орёл и Решка. Девчата
Девчата - Юля Коваль и Настя Ивлеева приехали в Алматы. Здесь есть горы, озера и прекрасные люди, что еще нужно, чтобы хорошо провести время? Казахстан - страна нереальной красоты и таких же невероятных приключений. Орлу и Решке здесь очень понравилось!
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Zhetysu YAK-40 Flight: Taldykorgan to Almaty - Window View
Window view from Yakovlev YAK-40 registration UP-Y4020, operated by Zhetysu Aviakompany. The flight was JTU6060 from Taldykorgan (TDK) to Almaty (ALA), Kazakhstan on 23rd March 2014.
Yakovlev Yak-40 | Zhetysu | Inflight Experience | Astana to Usharal
Zhetysu is a small Kazakh airline based in Taldykorgan. The airline operates domestic services with only a single active Yak-40 aircraft.
Zhetysu is focussed on serving secondary domestic routes in Kazakhstan. Recently the airline launched a new flight from Astana to Usharal. Usharal's former airbase was converted to a civil airport with a new terminal building in 2017. The first flight passenger flight arrived in July 2017. The airport is designed to serve a nearby holiday resort area.
Join me on this scheduled domestic flight and see one of the first civil arrivals at Usharal airport.
The video gives you an impression of the inflight experience on Zhetysu's Yak-40 aircraft on a scheduled domestic service in Kazakhstan.
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Airline: Zhetysu
Type: Yakovlev Yak-40
Reg.: UP-Y4020
From: Astana (TSE/UACC), Kazakhstan
To: Usharal (UAL/UAAL), Kazakhstan
Flight: JTU 6060
Date: September 2017
Republic of Kazakhstan. Kokshetau city. #Republic #Kazakhstan #Kokshetau #city
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Republic of Kazakhstan. Kokshetau city.
Friday trip - Almaty Region 4K - Scenic Video - Kazakhstan
I just decided to drive through the region and take pictures of the roads, some of them I have not driven on for a long time, and one of them I drove on for the first time at all.
To be honest, I'm impressed by the beauty, I hope you enjoy it too...
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Almaty region (Almaty oblysy, Almaty oblysy) - region in the southeast of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It was formed on March 10, 1932 as part of the Kazakh ASSR, with the spelling Alma-Ata region adopted until 1992. The administrative center of the region was the city of Alma-Ata/ In April 2001 by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan the regional center was moved to Taldykorgan. Since the middle of 2022 the center is to be Kapshagay. Population of the region - 2 059 200 people (at the beginning of 2020)
History of region.
In 1867 the Semirechenskaya region of the Russian Empire was founded, in 1897 it was transferred to Turkestan Governorate-General.
On April 30, 1918 Semirechenskaya region became part of Turkestan ASSR. On October 22, 1922, the Semirechenskaya region was given the name Jetysu. On October 27, 1924, as a result of national-territorial division, it was divided. The northern part of the region became Dzhetysu province of the Kirghiz ASSR, the southern part of the Kara-Kirghiz AO, directly subordinated to the RSFSR.
In January 1928 Dzhetysu province was abolished and its territory was distributed between Alma-Ata and Semipalatinsk districts of the Kazakh ASSR. In December 1930, the districts were abolished, the districts were enlarged, and were transferred to the direct subordination of the republican authorities.
On March 10, 1932 Alma-Ata region of Kazakh ASSR (as a part of RSFSR) was formed, from December 5, 1936 - as a part of the Kazakh SSR with the center in Alma-Ata and consisted of 18 districts.
At the end of 1939 a part of districts was given to Djambul and Semipalatinsk regions, 23 districts, including 7 newly formed ones remained in the Alma-Ata region.
In March, 1944 it separated from it Taldy-Kurgan region, where 11 districts were passed to.
At the end of 1959 the city of Alma-Ata was separated from the region. In the same year Alma-Ata and Taldy-Kurgan regions were united, then in 1968 Taldy-Kurgan region was singled out again.
The last unification of two oblasts - Almaty and Taldykorgan regions occurred in 1997.
The region includes 17 districts and 3 cities of regionaly subordination (cities Taldykorgan, Kapshagai, Tekeli).
In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 585 of April 14, 2001 On Relocation of the Regional Center of Almaty Region, the city of Taldykorgan became the regional center.
On September 2, 2019, an area of 10.92 km² was excluded and transferred to Zhambyl region.
According to President Tokayev's decision, in 2022 the city of Kapshagay should become the new center of Almaty region, and the new Zhetysu region will be separated from its composition.
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¿Qué puedes hacer con $10 en KAZAJISTÁN?
Kazajistán es un país asombroso que no suele ser muy visitado por turistas.
A pesar de la fría temperatura que hacía (-18ºC) cuando lo visité, conseguí pasar un gran rato en la capital en Astana, y me impresionó lo moderna que es. Es la nueva designada capital de Kazajistán, que la cambiaron de Almaty, y en los últimos 20 años, ha sido rápidamente transformada, de básicamente nada hasta un punto internacional con rascacielos y edificios futuristas.
En este vídeo encontraréis las raras comidas que probé en Kazajistán, ¡y más cosas que compré por $10!
Estaré encantado de leer vuestras opiniones y preguntas sobre mi viaje.
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???????? KAZAKHSTAN - Bus journey to Charyn Canyon with tour guide
I was surprised that tourist buses in Kazakhstan are pretty comfortable.
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Old Road 4K - Almaty Region - Scenic Video - Kazakhstan
Almaty region (Almaty oblysy, Almaty oblysy) - region in the southeast of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It was formed on March 10, 1932 as part of the Kazakh ASSR, with the spelling Alma-Ata region adopted until 1992. The administrative center of the region was the city of Alma-Ata/ In April 2001 by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan the regional center was moved to Taldykorgan. Since the middle of 2022 the center is to be Kapshagay. Population of the region - 2 059 200 people (at the beginning of 2020)
History of region.
In 1867 the Semirechenskaya region of the Russian Empire was founded, in 1897 it was transferred to Turkestan Governorate-General.
On April 30, 1918 Semirechenskaya region became part of Turkestan ASSR. On October 22, 1922, the Semirechenskaya region was given the name Jetysu. On October 27, 1924, as a result of national-territorial division, it was divided. The northern part of the region became Dzhetysu province of the Kirghiz ASSR, the southern part of the Kara-Kirghiz AO, directly subordinated to the RSFSR.
In January 1928 Dzhetysu province was abolished and its territory was distributed between Alma-Ata and Semipalatinsk districts of the Kazakh ASSR. In December 1930, the districts were abolished, the districts were enlarged, and were transferred to the direct subordination of the republican authorities.
On March 10, 1932 Alma-Ata region of Kazakh ASSR (as a part of RSFSR) was formed, from December 5, 1936 - as a part of the Kazakh SSR with the center in Alma-Ata and consisted of 18 districts.
At the end of 1939 a part of districts was given to Djambul and Semipalatinsk regions, 23 districts, including 7 newly formed ones remained in the Alma-Ata region.
In March, 1944 it separated from it Taldy-Kurgan region, where 11 districts were passed to.
At the end of 1959 the city of Alma-Ata was separated from the region. In the same year Alma-Ata and Taldy-Kurgan regions were united, then in 1968 Taldy-Kurgan region was singled out again.
The last unification of two oblasts - Almaty and Taldykorgan regions occurred in 1997.
The region includes 17 districts and 3 cities of regionaly subordination (cities Taldykorgan, Kapshagai, Tekeli).
In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 585 of April 14, 2001 On Relocation of the Regional Center of Almaty Region, the city of Taldykorgan became the regional center.
On September 2, 2019, an area of 10.92 km² was excluded and transferred to Zhambyl region.
According to President Tokayev's decision, in 2022 the city of Kapshagay should become the new center of Almaty region, and the new Zhetysu region will be separated from its composition.
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Zhetysu YAK-40 Flight: Almaty to Taldykorgan
Zhetysu Aviakompany flight JTU6061 from Almaty (ALA) to Taldykorgan (TDK), Kazakhstan on 22nd March 2014. The aircraft is a Yakovlev YAK-40, registration UP-Y4020.
#09 Kazakhstan on Motorcycle: Breakdowns, Cops & Long ROAD TO RUSSIA | #silkroadtrip
Hello ji,
Welcome to the new episode of my 8000km solo motorcycle trip from Kazakhstan to Mongolia.
In today's episode, we go through the heart of Kazakhstan, crossing some of the most barren landscapes in extreme heat.
Day 1 - Almaty to Taldykorgan where it's just to hot
Day 2 - Taldykorgan to Usharal where the rear of the bike falls off
Day 3 - Usharal to Ayagoz where there are long queues in gas stations
Day 4 - Ayagoz to Oskemen where I get caught by the police as soon as I reach the city
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Taldy Valley in Central Kazakhstan - Долина Талды в Центральном Казахстане
Долина Талды
Центральный Казахстан, Карагандинская область
Taldy Valley
Central Kazakhstan, Karaganda region
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Туры в долину Талды организует
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Walking Into An Old Kazakhstan Dragons Lair ????????
Day 10 of our Southern Kazakhstan expedition we left a beautiful hostel “Home Sweet Hostel”, to continue our trip around the mountains of Shymkent region. We visited an old limestone cave that legends once told that housed a sleeping dragon during ancient times. The cave Akmyshit was uncovered during an earthquake less then 100years ago. It was re-discovered by the local people of the area. The rumors says the dragon isn’t there anymore, the old sage who lives at the Den, tells tales that there is another entrance to this cave. The dragon can still be dwelling here after all.
Following our departure from this chilling and massive cave mouth we made a stop at the Dambulak Anna monument. The video footage was short because I was thrown a lot of uncomfortable and questionable moments. I accidentally saw a woman hair and was yelled at (Due to my ignorance of the culture it is considered rude to see a Muslim woman hair. Don’t make the same mistake as me) I also was separated from Avocado and peer pressured into Anna Mausoleum because Man first rule. Men always go into everything first, step first, first to make decision. The whole tour group was waiting on me before they go into the Mausoleum, while I was waiting on Avocado. So I didn’t want to be rude and the Grandma caretaker was yelling at me prior to this tour, to stay silent. Soviet Babushkas are strict!
Chapters:
00:00 Eden Intro
01:18 Today Adventure
02:13 The Dragons Den
09:44 Eden Theory
12:11 Playing Kazakh Bone Game
13:24 Anna Monument
15:08 Join Me. KZ
Music:
Get Away - Theeves
Cutie - EvgenyBardyuzha
Coming Back Home - wearethegood
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Thank you so much for watching my content and don’t forget to enjoy yourself – Life is too short to be too serious! Also, most my relatives and friends haven’t left their city or town (village). Hopefully I have inspired them to at least explore their own backyard! You never know what you will discover!
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The Kazakh Steppe from a Train
This is the view of a 32-hour train ride from Almaty to Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan... Enjoy! (Oct 2007)
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Zhetysu. Paradise Found
Video contains photographs from Zhetysu. Paradise Found photo album about Almaty region, Kazakhstan (© Aldongar 2013)
Music: Sagym Duniye (music: К. Shildebayev, verses: I. Isayev) performed by Batyrkhan Shukenov.
Zhetysu. Paradise Found photo album was published by Aldongar Public Foundation for Cultural Development within the Colors of Great Steppe series of photo albums about all regions of Kazakhstan.
Zhetysu. Paradise Found photo album presents photographs of landscapes, flora and fauna of Almaty Region. It also includes photographs of an ethnographic and cultural nature of the region.
Author and director of the project
Boris Cherdabayev
Author of verses
Bakhyt Kairbekov
Photographers
Nikolay Postnikov
Oleg Belyalov
Editor
Gulnara Kairbekova
Design, layout and pre-press
Ilya Postnikov
Kristina Postnikova
Project coordinators
Meirjan Kurmanov
Daniyar Uteulin
Translation
Jonathan Newell
We'd like to express our gratitude to the following people for their help in creating this album:
Nurdolla Abdykaimov, Vasiliy Alenikov, Alexandr Artamonov, Kalyk Bayadilov, Ivan Bevze, Ikar Borodihin, Aidarhan Gusatbaev, Ainur Daibekova, Estay Jienbaev, Rufim Zaynutdinov, Ann Ivashenko, Isahan Kabidaldaev, Uljagas Keldibekova, Viktor Koval, Baurjan Kuzembaev, Mirgali Kunaev, Bagdaulet Merjikov, Alexandr Nazarov, Akerka Amirbekova, Alexandr Pavlov, Andrey Panov, Dmitriy Sagurov, Mariya Sagurova, Ilmira Sadykova, Aybek Samltyrov, Jamakul Smailova, Aray Tuzelbaeva, Abilhak Turlybaev, Bakhytjan Utegenov, Zeynegul Shapihova.
ISBN 978-601-7119-12-6
Zhetysu -- Paradise Found: Photo Album -- Almaty: ALDONGAR Public Foundation For Cultural Development, 2012. -- 300 pp.: ill.
© ALDONGAR 2012
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