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Famous Cities in Kazakhstan
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Description

• Kazakhstan is a unitary dominant-party
  republic located in the central region of the
  Asian continent. Kazakhstan is the largest
  country in Central Asia and the ninth largest in
  the world. Although Kazakhstan is one of the 10
  largest countries in the world, it's still a
  destination that many travelers haven't put on
  their bucket list. In this PPT , We explore about
  the Kazakhstan famous cities where you must have
  to visit to see the beauty of this county.

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List of cities Kazakhstan

• Almaty
• Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest metropolis is set
  in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau
  Mountains. 9 of the countries population located
  in one city, it is certainly a hustling and
  bustling place to be. The city is still
  the centre of commerce for Kazakhstan, with the
  stock exchange and largest banks located.   The
  backdrop of mountains against the taller
  buildings makes a dramatic and impressive sight.

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• Aktau
• Aktau is the almost 40-year-old city
  overlooking the great Caspian Sea. It fascinates
  tourists with its beauty and among the most
  serene visiting places. The World War II
  Memorial, Botanical Garden, Regional Museum,
  Costa Cafe, seafront, Taras Shevchenko Statue,
  multi-colored mountains in Altyn-Emel National
  Park, etc. are the popular and major tourist
  attractions in Aktau.

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• Taraz
• The town of Taraz (Talas) ("City of
  Merchants") is more than 2000 years old. It
  reached its zenith in the 10-12th centuries, when
  it was famous as the capital of the Karakhan
  State. Taraz is a city and the administrative
  center of Jambyl Region in Kazakhstan, located on
  the Talas (Taraz) River in the south of the
  country near the border. It lies at the junction
  of the Talas River and the Turk-Sib Railway.
  Taraz is one of the oldest towns of Kazakhstan. 

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• Shymkent
• Shymkent is the capital city of South
  Kazakhstan Province, the most populated region in
  Kazakhstan. It is near the border with
  Uzbekistan. It is the third most populous city in
  Kazakhstan behind Almaty and Nur-Sultan. It is a
  major railroad junction on the Turkestan-Siberia
  Railway and a notable cultural center and has
  also an international airport. Shymkent has more
  of a Central Asian buzz on its leafy streets than
  anywhere else in the country. 
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