The constitution day honors the establishment of the Constitution of the Kazakhstan Republic, which occurred in 1995. 30th August is the day which is regarded as the constitution day of Kazakhstan and is a national holiday. Road celebrations, marches, and fireworks can be enchanted on this day.

Four E ethnic ecological festival is observed in the mid of August where “E” indicates four words – ecology, ethnicity, emotions, and evolution. These four principles are precious for the spiritual development of any human. The decorating of tents and the whole territory with bright materials are specially designed to reflect four colors related to the festival’s concept: green stands for ecology, purple is for evolution, pink represents emotions, and orange signifies ethnicity. 

The Chabana Festival, also known as Cowboy Festival, is a shared festival with the Kyrgyz people held near the Kazakh-Kyrgyz border in August. The Chabana Festival, or Cowboy Festival, brings together local herders to participate in sports and recreation.

One of the most popular and most deeply rooted in Kazakhstan's history is "Chasing after the Bride," in which women are given a head start on horseback and pursued by men, also on horseback, in an attempt to catch them.

 The annual Kazakhstan Golf Open takes place every year in September. Held in Almaty, the Open is a men's pro tournament that draws the most prominent names from around the globe. Making up one portion of the annual "Challenge Tour," the Kazakhstan leg offers golfers the highest monetary prize of all regions and is thus profoundly competitive.

Astana International Contest of Kazakh Song is a tribute to Kazakh music held annually in September. Overseas performers from all over Poland, Uzbekistan, and Germany compete in singing Kazakh songs in their native languages. A festival is an enormous event in Astana, with local choirs and children’s groups being called upon to accompany many contestants.

The Khan Tengri Mountain festival is an exhausting yet exciting climbing event held every year in August. For more than 500 participants from around the world try to reach the Khan Tengri Peak over 20 days. The event attracts big names as athletes Cimono Moro and Alexander Lvov.

Shymbulak, also called Chimbulak, is a skiing resort, about 25 kilometers south of Almaty city by the Medeo road. It is accessible by cable car, which takes off from a place in Medeo Valley.

 The desirable natural conditions attract tourists to lay 900-1000 meters tracks. In addition, travelers can go mountain climbing and hiking which offers some breathtaking views of Alpine routes.

Charyn Canyon, a 154km-Canyon, is the second-largest Canyon in the world found on the Charyn River, Charyn. It is also famous as the "little brother of the Grand Canyon." A part of the Canyon is covered with unique rock formations known as the Valley of Castles. 

Astana, one of the great capital cities of Kazakhstan, stands as the living example of the modernized nation and presents popular Kazakhstan tourist attractions. Amidst plenty of corporate business centers and multi-story buildings around, the architecture of this city will mesmerize the visitors, making it a brilliant location for Kazakhstan sightseeing.

Discover the luxurious panoramic view of Astana city from the top of the 105-meter tall Bayterek Tower or visit Duman Recreational Complex, which is the ultimate pit-stop for all art lovers.

One of the most enormous and most magnificent mosques is known as the Central Mosque of Almaty. This blue turquoise dome mosque has become the central building of Islam in Almaty.

The Central Mosque is built with the style of Central Asian Mosques and has five graceful minarets, all with blue domes. The famous Green Bazaar and Almaty's Arbat are located near it. Non-Muslim visitors are also welcome to enter the mosque.

The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, a beautiful glass-and-steel pyramid designed by Norman Foster, also known as the Pyramid of Peace and Accord, is a 62-meter-high pyramid in Nur-Sultan, the capital of Kazakhstan, that serves as a non-denominational national spiritual center and an event venue. Full of symmetry and symbolism, the pyramid is splendidly furnished and a highlight of the city.

One of the most artistic attractions of Astana is the Hazrat Sultan Cathedral Mosque, which is located in the Kazakh city of Turkestan.“Hazrat Sultan” is translated as “Apostolic Sultan.” The mosque was named in tribute to one of the Sufi sheiks – Khoja Ahmed Yassawi (the XII century), a poet, philosopher, and Muslin saint, well-known in the territory of whole Central Asia.

Baiterek Tower is a monument and observation tower in Astana, the capital city of Kazakhstan, designed by well-known English architect Norman Foster, built-in 1997, a symbol of transferring the capital from Almaty to Astana.

It is pretty famous among foreign tourists in Astana, Bayterek tower, which embodies a folktale; it is about a mythical tree of life and a magic bird of happiness.

Saryarka is a Natural World Heritage Site in Kazakhstan. Saryarka - Steppe and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan is a part of the Kazakh Uplands, designated a world heritage site by UNESCO. It was inscribed on July 7, 2008, the only natural site listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in Kazakhstan. 

The property’s wetland areas are essential for migratory waterbirds, including substantial populations of globally threatened species, as they are key stopover points and crossroads on the Central Asian flyways.