Presidential Center of Culture of Kazakhstan

Nur Sultan is the capital of Kazakhstan. It is also the youngest capital in the world. When it replaced Almaty as the new capital of Kazakhstan in 1997, it was also called Astana. Later, in honor of former President Nursultan of Kazakhstan, it was renamed “Nur Sultan” in 2019. Nursultan, the youngest capital, is vibrant.

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The appearance is very good, the display photos, porcelain, medals and so on inside, it is a good channel to learn about the history of Kazakhstan.

The Presidential Cultural Center is located on the east side of the river, at the junction of Aleksandr Barayev Street and Zhumabek Tashenov Street, and is an important central museum in Astana. The first floor displays tapestries, costumes, horse tools, etc., the second floor is some archaeological relics, such as the most important old building models in the country, the third floor tells the history of Kazakhstan since the 14th century, with English explanations.

A very interesting cultural center, if you want to know about the national culture of Kazakhstan, this is a good choice.