In the spotlight of the glossy monthly magazine Travel + Leisure, aimed at affluent travelers, Kazakhstan has unexpectedly become the focus. Specifically curated for an international audience constantly seeking new experiences, journalist Yashita Vashisht has put together a tour of unique Kazakhstani locations. The report is titled "What to Do, Where to Stay, and What to Eat: The Ultimate Kazakhstan Itinerary”.


To explore Kazakhstan, the compiler recommends choosing the period fr om April to May or from September to October. According to the author's observations, it is during the shoulder seasons that one can comfortably enjoy the panoramic mountain landscapes and captivating steppe expanses. Starting in the heart of the country, in Astana, Yashita Vashisht suggests visiting the "Baiterek" monument and observation tower, admiring its aesthetic reflecting science fiction motifs and the sun symbol at the top.

Continuing the journey, the National Museum of Kazakhstan is highlighted, being the youngest and largest museum complex in Central Asia, preserving the treasures of antiquity and modernity. The day concludes with a visit to the Palace of Peace and Accord, an architectural masterpiece by Norman Foster, symbolizing the unity and friendliness of the multi-confessional people.

The journalist emphasizes Sky Beach Club, located under the world's largest tent, as the ideal place for relaxation in the capital. She also highlights the "Duman" Oceanarium and the State Opera and Ballet Theater "Astana Opera," wh ere masterpieces from different cultures are presented.

The "Travel + Leisure" tour provides an exclusive glimpse into Kazakhstan, capturing the attention of even the indigenous residents of the republic.