Central State Museum of Kazakhstan: A Rich Tapestry of History

Explore the profound narratives of Kazakhstan at the Central State Museum, a hub for national and cultural heritage since its opening in 1931.

Founded by the Kazakh SSR and situated in a striking modernist building, the museum houses over 300,000 artifacts. Its exhibits traverse from Bronze Age burials, nomadic culture, to significant historical events like WWII and the capital's transfer to Nur-Sultan. Noteworthy is the large replica of the Golden Man in the entrance, a symbol of Kazakhstan.

Unforgettable Highlights

🏺 Hall of Gold: Features exceptional Scythian gold adornments, requiring a special 1300T ticket.
🛖 Ethnographic Display: Contains a meticulously crafted yurt and ancient weaponry.
📜 20th-21st Centuries: Chronicles the diverse ethnic fabric of Kazakhstan.

Admission is paid, and both tourists and historians will find value in the rich exhibits and artifacts.