Kazakhstan4

1.

Welcome to
Kazakhstan
Exploring the Natural and Cultural Charm of
Kazakhstan

2.

Welcome
Kazakhstan is the heart of Central
Asia and the ninth largest country
in the world ( about 2 724 900 ) It
shares borders with Russia, China,
Kyrgyzstan,
Uzbekistan,
and
Turkmenistan. The capital city is
Astana, and the largest city is
Almaty.
After gaining independence from
the
Soviet
Union
in
1991,
Kazakhstan has developed rapidly,
modernizing its cities and economy
while
preserving
its
unique
heritage and nomadic traditions.
Today, it plays an important role in
international trade and diplomacy
in Central Asia.

3.

Kazakhstan is known for its vast steppes,
beautiful mountains, and rich natural
resources like entire periodic table. In the
south, you can find the Tien Shan
Mountains, where snow never melts
Kazakh people are known for their
hospitality, kindness, and respect for
others. Hospitality is one of the most
important traditions — every guest is
warmly welcomed and treated with
delicious food and tea.

4.

The national dish
of Kazakhstan
The national dish of Kazakhstan is beshbarmak — boiled horse meat served
with noodles and onion sauce. The name means “five fingers,” because people
used to eat it by hand.
• Kazy – a special sausage made from horse meat.
• Kurt – salty dried cheese made from sour milk.
• Baursak – small fried dough pieces, similar to donuts, usually served with
tea.
• Shubat and Kumys – traditional drinks made from camel and horse milk.

5.

Historical Person
Ablai Khan was one of the greatest leaders of the
Kazakh people.
He played an important role in uniting the
Kazakh tribes and protecting the country’s
independence.
Ablai Khan built strong diplomatic relations with
China (the Qing Dynasty) and Russia, keeping
balance between the two great powers.
Thanks to his wisdom and leadership,
Kazakhstan maintained peace and stability in
Central Asia.

6.

Festivals and Celebrations
Nauryz is a traditional holiday
celebrated in Kazakhstan and other
Central Asian countries. It marks the
New Year according to the solar
calendar and happens on March
21–22, during the spring equinox. it
a bit similar with chinese 春节
The holiday symbolizes renewal,
new beginnings, and hope. People
clean
their
homes,
repair
relationships, and prepare for a
fresh start.

7.

Relationship between
Kazakhstan and China
China and Kazakhstan have strong friendly
relations. They cooperate in trade, energy,
transport, and culture. Kazakhstan is an
important part of China’s Belt and Road
Initiative. Their partnership helps develop both
countries and supports peace in Central Asia.
For instance, NWPU–KazNU Cooperation
In 2023, they opened the NWPU Kazakhstan
Branch in Almaty. The universities offer joint
bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs,
student exchanges, and research in materials,
IT, and space technology.

8.

Kazakhstan and the Silk
Road
During the Silk Road
period, Kazakhstan was an
important
crossroads
between East and West.
Many trade routes passed
through
its
territory,
connecting
China
with
Europe. Ancient cities like
Otrar, Turkestan, and Taraz
became major centers of
trade, culture, and science.
The Silk Road helped
Kazakhstan develop as a
place of cultural exchange
and cooperation between
different peoples.

9.

The current President of
Kazakhstan,
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev,
studied Chinese language
in Beijing University of
Language and Culture, and
has also served as Prime
Minister, Foreign Minister,
and in the United Nations.
His leadership focuses on
political reforms, economic
development, and
strengthening international
relations.

10.

Kazakhstan is a land of freedom,
beauty, and opportunity. We are proud
to be from this country. Thank you for
listening!