
Astana spring
• Astana spring
When today we returned to Moscow, capital of Russia, I felt the familiar feeling of a certain frustration that arises every time I fly from Europe or the United States. Chaos at passport control, customs apathy, annoying fish is, whether the Belarusian railway station, or market natural tents junk and stolen phones. The chaos at the entrance to the subway, to the booths crowding and so on and so forth.
Faces tense, grandmother swear and shove. So immersed in this atmosphere, I understand that it was more comfortable in Astana. Albeit still not as good as, for example, in Germany, but about Russia Kazakhstan far ahead. It is difficult to explain why I think it is better to experience for yourself. Maybe I'm wrong.
For now, just spring types in Astana:

The town is built at an incredible rate. The attentive viewer will find six workers who work at 5 am at the site of the future library.

The central concert hall "Kazakhstan". One of the few buildings that I really liked in terms of architecture. Concert Hall, designed by the Italian architect Nicoletti.

Panorama of the bridge M-3 and the White House, Residence El-Bass.

view closer.



The largest mosque in Central Asia "Hazrat Sultan". The building was constructed in classical Islamic style with traditional Kazakh ornaments.

LCD "Northern Lights".

Creativity Palace "Shabyt".

The building of "KazMunaiGas". Since it offers a great view of the water-green boulevard and "Khan Shatyr".

Landscaping.

Shopping and entertainment center "Khan Shatyr" ( "Khan's Tent") - one of the most ambitious construction projects in Astana.

Boulevard View in gloomy weather.

the sunset views.


Mosque "Nur Astana".

The steeple of "lighter" - administrative and technological complex "Transport Tower".

The sky and the "Northern Lights".


If you click on the panorama open a larger version.


"Baiterek" monument.


Evening "Khan Shatyr".

The view from the roof "Northern Lights".

has stood Excellent trip, sensual, especially if we forget about the hellish Vetrishche.
