Nur-Astana Mosque - Discover the stunning beauty of The Grand Mosque, a must-see for visitors in Astana. As the largest mosque in Central Asia, it features intricate Kazakh national designs that highlight our heritage.

Bayterek Tower - A symbol of modern Astana, the Bayterek Tower is an architectural wonder offering panoramic views of Kazakhstan’s capital. Designed by President Nursultan Nazarbayev, it represents the country’s dreams and future. Standing at 97 meters, its golden orb symbolizes the mythical bird of happiness, Samruk, atop a tree of life. Visitors can reach the observation deck, 97 meters above ground, to enjoy stunning views of the city and the Ishim River. Bayterek is a testament to Kazakhstan’s progress and ambition, encouraging all to explore and discover new heights.

Khan Shatyr - As part of your tour, you’ll get to visit this iconic structure, designed by famed British architect Norman Foster. Khan Shatyr, meaning “Royal Roof,” is the world’s largest tent-like structure, offering a unique mix of leisure, entertainment, and shopping under its vast canopy. Inside, you’ll be captivated by its expansive interior, featuring a tropical beach resort, numerous boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment venues. With its distinctive silhouette dominating the skyline, Khan Shatyr promises an unforgettable experience and a glimpse into Astana’s vibrant spirit and innovative architecture.

Palace of Peace and Reconciliation - This impressive structure symbolizes Kazakhstan’s dedication to harmony and unity. Designed by the same architect as the Khan Shatyr Mall, the palace stands as a beacon of hope and understanding, hosting international conferences and promoting cultural and religious dialogue. This unique landmark offers a deep insight into Astana’s commitment to fostering global cooperation and understanding.

Hazret Sultan Mosque - The Hazret Sultan Mosque in Astana was once the city’s largest mosque before the Grand Mosque was built. It stands as a testament to Kazakhstan’s rich cultural heritage and Islamic devotion. With its grand domes and intricate architectural details, the Hazret Sultan Mosque invites visitors to admire its magnificence and serenity. Step inside to experience the peacefulness of its sacred halls, where worshippers gather to pray and reflect. As a key part of Astana’s skyline, this iconic mosque offers a glimpse into the city’s spiritual and architectural heritage.

Atyrau Bridge - A gift from the city of Atyrau to Astana, the Atyrau Bridge is an architectural marvel designed to resemble a sturgeon fish, reflecting Atyrau’s local wildlife. Serving as the main pedestrian bridge over the Ishim River, it connects Astana’s two halves with its unique design.