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THE EAST KAZAKHSTAN REGIONAL

ARCHITECTURAL-LANDSCAPE AND NATURAL RESERVE

MUSEUM


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museum every year.

And as of July 1,

2011 the museum has

24 departments and

20 sections including:

Departmentfor

Registration and Storage

of Exhibits

KazakhEthnography

Department

RussianEthnography

Department

DepartmentofHistory

of Ethnic Groups and

Minorities Living in the

EastKazakhstanOblast

DepartmentforExhibitions

DepartmentforApplied

DecorativeArts

DepartmentofScientic

Education, etc.

NIKOLAI ZAYTSEV

THE MUSEUM FOUNDER

NikolaiZaytsev,the

MuseumsDirector,isthe

founder and permanent

manager of the museum.

NikolaiZaytsevwas

workingasahighschool

teacherinButakovovillage,

Leninogorskydistrict,

whenheestablishedthe

ethnographic museum in

the school in 1968. In 1978

themuseumwasgranted

the status of a regional

ethnographic museum

for its unique collection

of exhibits and extensive

educationalworkandhe

wasappointeditsdirector.

In 1983 the museum

movedfromButakovo

villagetoUst-Kamenogorsk.

On14March,1988by

DecreeoftheSupreme

CounciloftheKazakh

SovietRepublic,Zaytsev

wasawardedthetitle

Honouredworkerof

culture for his contribution

to the development of

museums and activecommunity service.

In 2005 the East

KazakhstanRegional

Ethnographic Museum

received the status of a

reserve museum and a

multi-eldinstitution.The

transitiontoamarket

economy had required

the museum to extend the

range of services it offered.

It is no longer just an

ethnographic museum.

Itsproleanditsrange

of subjects expanded

andnowcovershistory,

environment, and

architecture.Themuseum

nowhasazooandtwo

parkswithopenair

exhibitions. In addition,

naturallandscapezones

werecreatedinrenovated

parksincludingtheplanting

of many rare and cultivated

plants.Themuseumaims

to become a space for

leisure, family activities and

community interaction.

THE COLLECTIONS

TheEastKazakhstan

Regional Architectural

Ethnographic and Natural

Landscape Reserve

Museum possesses rare

collections representing

ethnographic, historical

and cultural heritage of

ethnic groups living both

FACTS

TheEastKazakhstan

Regional Architectural-landscape and Natural

Reserve Museum in

Ust-Kamenogorskisthe

onlymulti-eldreserve

museuminKazakhstan.

Themuseumsshowsand

exhibitions are dedicated to

theportrayalofKazakhand

Russian cultural heritage

(ethnographic), including

the material and spiritual

cultures of ethnic groups

and minorities living in the

EastKazakhstanregion.

Its sites include:

theemuseumbuildings

monumentsofhistory

and architecture of the

late 19th and early 20th

centuries

anopenairmuseumin

theZhastarEthnicpark

14monumentsoffolk

architecture

achildrensvillage

theZhambulamusementpark

aleftbankcomplexon

35 hectares

azoo

amilitaryestablishment

abotanicgarden

anethnographiccomplex

with15mansions,and

3stand-alone

ethnographic sites

dedicated to the

peoples living in Eastern

Kazakhstan

ThehallsoftheEast

KazakhstanMuseumsit

withintheoldstreets,

deep in the heart of

Ust-Kamenogorskcity.

Havingstarteditslifeasa

schoolmuseuminButakovo

village over 40 years ago,

themuseumhasnowgrown

into the biggest museum in

theRepublicofKazakhstan.

However,itsbuildings

are historical and culturalmonumentsintheirown

right.Theyinclude:

theformerstore

of the merchant

I.M.Kozhevnikov,an

assistant to the city

mayor,whichwasbuiltin

1914byCzechprisoners

ofwar

aformermunicipal

primary college built in

1886

andtheformerMariinsky

girls school opened in

1902.

THE STRUCTURE

OF THE MUSEUM

454peopleworkin

the museum and over

150,000 people visit the

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Needlework.

Therstshowcases

display a horse harness,

saddles and other pieces

ofhorseequipment.The

saddlesaredecoratedwith

ornamented moulding and

gemstones.Therearetwo

types of harness: one is

braided and another one is

decoratedwithsilverplated

metal buttons.

Thehuntingsectionis

notable for the falconry

equipment: a leather belt

withpendants(kise),a

gold encrusted eye-cap(tomaga), and horn and

leatherpowderasks.

Awhiteyurt,withfull

interiordecoration,takes

centre place in the hall.

Embroideredwallhangings

(tuskiiz),oorfeltcarpets

(syrmaksandtekemets),

and carved bed and chests

pleasetheeye.Thedome

of the yurt is decorated

withwovenribbons(bau),

andtassels(shashakbau).

Upon entering the yurt one

ndsoneselfinaworld

of ornaments; in addition

to its functional purpose

each item is a piece of

decorative applied art.

Kazakhjewelers(zergers)

werehighlyrespected

by the people, especially

women.Theexhibition

features over one hundred

piecesofKazakhsilver

jewelry.Someofthemare

unique: gold-plated earrings

(kazyksyrga)datingback

to the middle of the XVIII

(18th) century, a mother-in-

lawsring(kudagyzhsik),

necklaces(tamaksha),

atubularaverterwith

pendants, a fancy belt of

Kaisabaikazhy,etc.

Overall,theexhibition

boasts over 500 exhibits.

Exhibition We are thepeoples of Kazakhstan

TheexhibitionWeare

thePeoplesofKazakhstan

describes the material and

spiritual culture of ethnic

groups living in the Eastern

KazakhstanOblast.

Oneparticularpartof

this is titled the Life of

Farmingandisspecically

dedicated to the material

and spiritual culture of

the Russian population of

Rudny Altai of the late 19th

andrstpartofthe20th

century.

Russians have been living

inEasternKazakhstansince

the late 17th century and

withinthispopulationare

of several different ethnic

communities S taroveri

(OldBelievers),Siberian

Cossacks,andsettlersfrom

thepost-reformTsarist

Russia.

Farmerswhostickto

the old (pre-Christian)

religious traditions are

locallyreferredtokerzhaks

( Staroveri). Members

of this ethnic community

mainly settled in the river

valleysofBukhtarma

(Bricklayers),orUlbaand

Uba (Poles) and on the

wholetheyhavebeen

able to preserve many

of the elements of theirold culture and lifestyle.

Thisisthereasonwhyin

the museums exhibition

Russians are represented

by the Staroveri ethnic

community.

Thepurposeofthe

Farming Life section is

toshowtheharmonyand

beautyofRussianfolk

lifeandart.Themuseum

treasures rich collections

ofembroidery,weaving,

painting, carving, ceramic

art, and costume design.

For instance, the section of

embroideryandweaving

displayswhiteandredax

towels,whiteandmotley

axtableclothsandbelts.

Spinningwheels,crockery,

casks,mirrorsareexhibited

inKazakhstanandinother

countries.Themuseum

stockscontainover

55,000 artefacts.

At present, the

museumsmostsignicant

collectionsareTextiles

andWood,each

amounting to more than

5,000pieces.Theyinclude

clothing, carpets, felt items

and a unique collection

oftowelsandbelts.There

are some interesting

goodswovenbyKazakhs

includinglint-freewoollen

carpetswithwovengured

stripes(baskury,bau,

alasha) and saddlebags/

cases(korzhyn).

Thereisanamazing

silver collection in the

museum. It contains some

of the most beautiful

masterpieces of art and

culture, including silver

jewelry,coins,religious

goodsandcrockery.

In 1999, the museum

purchased 162 pieces

ofcoinsilveratware

from Velentina Beniyash,

a resident of Ust-

Kamonogorsk.She

inheritedthissilverware

from her maternalgrandfather Solomon

Levin(1880-1969),who

livedinBerlin.Thistable

silverwasmanufactured

in Germany in 1910. Every

piecebearstheowners

full name as an engraved

monogram.

Themuseumalso

maintains a collection

of Chinese decorative

appliedart.Oneofthe

speciccharacteristics

of this art form is a

remarkablesustainability

of certain forms, and

respect for traditions,

rituals and symbols of the

past.Thisiscleartoseein

the museum pieces.

Othermuseum

collections include:

religiousicons18th

early 20th centuries

nebrassplasticarts

17th 20th centuries

earlyprintedbooks,

foreign literature 19th

20th centuries

aporcelaincollection

(from the Russian

Imperial suppliers -

factories of Gardner,

Popov,Kornilov,

Kuznetsovetc)18th


bronzeandiron

casting 18th early 20th

centuriesitemsmadeofprecious

metals and gems 18th


EXHIBITIONS

Ethnographic heritage

of Kazakhs of Eastern

Kazakhstan in the Late

19th to early 20th century

Thepermanentresident

exhibition Ethnographic

heritageofKazakhsof

Eastern

Kazakhstaninthelate

19th early 20th centuries

isarrangedintwohallsof

the museum. It consists

of15sections.Themain

sections include: Nomadic

cattle breeding, Carpet

industry, Leather industry,

Woodworking,Jewelry, 5


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oftheparkandthepark

wasnamedaccordingly,The

KirovPark.

Recently the management

ofthisparkwastransferred

to the museum and in 2001

the reconstruction began.

Experts from Altai Botanic

Garden helped to identify

old and diseased trees,

whichweregradually

replacedwithnewones.A

preferencewasgiventothe

localora(silverr,spruce,

larch,birch,wildash,etc.)

whichgrowquicklyand

help protect against thedamagingeffectsofwind

and sand.

Apondanksthefrontof

the museum building. Its

banksarerichinvegetation

typical for the local rivers:

willow,maple,riverbroom,

andsilverberry.Thehigher

and more remote parts of

thepondareoccupiedwith

various types of spirea,

barberry, Russian almond

andmanywildperennial

colourful leafy plants.

Perennials are chosen to

ensure that blooming starts

in the early spring and lasts

throughout the summer.

Plant species come and

go one after another

thus ensuring continuous

blooming.

Treesandbushesfrom

Primorie (far eastern part

of Russian) and the centre

of Russia occupy the

north-eastern part of the

nurserycollection.There

is an interesting alley of

Japanese angelica trees.

Understory trees include

hazelnut,pigeonberry,

Siversapple,hawthornand

other trees and shrubs.

In 2002 the architectural

and ethnographic complex

(an open-air museum

whichopenedin1992)

wasrelocatedfromtheleftbankoftheIrtyshRiverto

theKirovmunicipalpark.

Architectural and historical

monuments of the 19th -

20thcenturieswerealso

transferredtothepark.

As a result, an open-air

architectural-ethnographic

exhibitionwasestablished,

presentingfolkarchitecture

monumentsalongwith

traditional outbuildings.

In2007,KirovParkwas

renamedintoZhastarPark.

ZHASTAR PARK

EXHIBITIONS

Settlements of Kazakhs

at the turn of 19th 20th

century

ZhastarParkhousesan

exhibition titled Settlements

ofKazakhsattheturnof19th

20th century covering an

area of 4,070 square meters,

whichtellsthestoryofhow

Kazakhpeoplelivedduring

thewintermonths.

Thereare4typesof

settleddwellings:

ahouseofarichKazakh

astonebuilding(toshala)

awoodenve-cornered

building(duken)

athree-chambered

woodenhouse(korzhin

uyi)

Theopen-airexhibition

displays not only the

dwellingsthemselves

in the carving and painting

sections.Theceramics

section displays a variety of

earthenware.

Costume displays are

dividedtomarktwo

differentgroupswithinthe

Staroveri community - the

BricklayersandthePoles.In

addition to clothing, there

aredisplaysofjewelsand

hats.

67 Kaisenov Street

Theexhibitionlocated

at67KaisenovStreet

also presents the life and

culture of the multi-ethnicpopulation of the Eastern

Kazakhstanregionand

displays many household

items, national costumes

and musical instruments.

Thankstoeffective

researchandhardwork,

the museum has obtained

asignicantcollectionof

museum pieces, most of

whichareofethnographic

valueandreecttheunique

cultures of people living in

theEastKazakhstanOblast.

Theseincludefurniture,

household items carefully

built by artisans, a collection

ofweddingdecorations,

piecesofwomens

needleworkproducedina

national style, and photos.

Theexhibitiondisplays

a Jewishtellin,black

boxeswithstraps,wornby

Jewishmalesover13years

old for praying during the

weekdays,andhandwritten

calendarsinHebrew;

original bright national

costumes ofMoldovians

(Moksha);uniquemusical

instruments (chaval,

kyamancha,tar)commonly

used in Azerbaijan,

Armenia, Georgia and

Central Asia; beautiful

and colourful Ukrainian

costumes; a Tatarwedding

dressandahat(kalfak)decoratedwithriverpearls.

TheTatar people attached

signicantimportanceto

literacy, and for this reason

everyfamilykeptbooks

inArabic.Theexhibition

displaysaKoran(kerim)

printedin1913andabook

titled Religions a teaching

aidonSharialawsinTatar.

Turkmen national

womensjewelryare

worthyofspecialattention.

ThereisaTurkmensilver

collectionwhichisrichly

ornamented and decorated

withinsertedstones.

Recent additions to the

exhibition are articles

fromlocalKoreans,

donated over years. It

features childrens items

and games, a traditional

Korean costume, musical

instruments,Korean

cuisine,aKoreanwedding,

and a set of materials and

personal belongings of

ReverendKhonBeKim.One

display shelf is dedicated

to the 70th anniversary

(celebrated in 2007) of

thepresenceofKoreansin

Kazakhstan.

TheChinese culture of

the middle 20th century is

represented by items of the

followingsubjects:Chinese

porcelain, enamel and clodenamel,andwoodvarnish

painting.Thewoodworkis

decoratedwithJade.

ZHASTAR ETHNIC PARK

TheethnicparkZhastaris

partoftheEastKazakhstan

Regional Architectural

Ethnographic and Natural

Landscape Reserve

Museum. It is bordered by

Kirov,Kaisenov,Gorkiyand

Golovkovstreetsandhasa

total area of 4.8 hectares.

InAugust1935,theKirov

parkwasestablishedin

Ust-Kamenogorsk.Bythe

autumn of 1935 a total of

4,806 trees and bushes

wereplantedandtheKirov

monumentwasopenedon

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but also their interior

decorations, including

pieces of national decorative

applied art.

Russian Ethnographic

Village

Thesection,titledRussian

Ethnographic Village,

introduces Russian peoples

architectureandwayof

life in the late 19th century

andthersthalfofthe20th

century.

TheOpen-airmuseum

exhibition helps visitors

to understand the uniquecultureofRussianswho

inhabited our region in the

past,andemphasizesthe

need to preserve cultural

heritage.

TheEthnicparkalso

presentsaTatarhouseof

the 1950s, a Byelorussian

hutofthersthalfofthe

20th century, a house of

thewriterI.P.Bazhovfrom

the late 19th century, and a

hallofKazakhwritersfrom

theEasternKazakhstan

withinteriordesignsand

exhibitions.

ZHAMBYL ECOLOGICAL-

ZOOLOGICAL PARK

On28June,2000,

V.L.Mette,Akim(Governor)

oftheEasternKazakhstan

Oblast,establishedthe

Zhambylecological-

zoologicalpark.

Thisparkwasdesigned

as a cultural-educational

facility, to be used as a

platform for research and

practical courses for high

school and universitystudents.

In2002theparkwas

handed over to the museum.

Overthepastveyearsthe

museumhasundertaken

full assessment of the

forestationinthepark,implemented a number

of improvements and

presentlyabeautifulparkis

successfully maintained.

In just six years the

number of represented

oraspecieshasincreased

four-fold. As of January

2008 there are over

67 species of trees and

bushes.Theentireareaof

theparkwasrenewed,and

on4.3hectaresthenew

lawngrasswaslaid.

All 9,500 square meters of

walkwayswererenovated

andasphaltwasreplaced

withdecorativebricks.

Manyoftheowergardens,

retainingwalls,and

landscaping have been

redesigned.

The Childrens Village

Achildrensvillagewas

built on the initiative of

the Childrens Charity

Foundation of the Eastern

KazakhstanOblast

Sauletai.

Theopeningceremony

washeldon15August,

2002 and in November

2002 the Childrens Village

wasofciallyhanded

over to the ethnographic

museum. Since 1 January

2003, the Childrens Village

hashadtheofcialtitle

oftheDepartmentforOrganizationofLeisure

Activities for Children.

TheChildrensVillage

is1hectareinsize.Itis

designed for children under

11 years old. Its territory

issplitintothreezones.

Totherightthereare

sports-grounds:acheckers

court, a playground for

basketballandvolleyball,a

rollertrackandanindoor

paid amusement pavilion.

Thecentralpartofthe

childrens village has a big

round stage for childrens

activities.Theleftsideof

the village accommodates

various playgrounds

(Prostokvashino,Merry

Town,ViewTree,Labyrinth,

Apache) and amusements

(MonkeyStreet,

Ust-KamenogorskFort)

whichcaterstodifferent

agegroupsofkids.

THE LEFT BANK COMPLEX

TheLeftBankComplex

is another part of the

Architectural Ethnographic

and Natural Landscape

Reserve Museum.

In 2002 a 6.7 hectare

trainingplantwashanded

overtotheLeftBank

Museum and in 2006 it

received an additional27 hectares of land.

A considerable amount

ofworkhasbeendoneby

landscapedesign.Hundreds

ofsilverr,birchtrees,wild

ashtrees,pinetrees,aswell

asroses,tulips,hawthorn,

acaciabushes,willows,

almond bushes, Japanese

quinces, day lilies and iris

bushes, peonies and apple

trees delight the visitors of

the Botanic garden.

The Zoo

On24October,2008

thezoowasrelocated

fromZhambylParkto

theLeftBankComplex

ofthemuseumwhereit

nowcoversanareaof8

hectares.

TheZoospurposeis

to inform and educate

the general public,

especially children, about

wildanimals,aswellas

tofacilitatescientic

research in animal

behavior, contribute to the

preservation of rare and

endangered species, and

to secure the reproduction

ofthewildlifepopulationin

captivity.

By 1 January 2010, there

were269animalsinthezoo.

Many of the animals that

liveinthezooareincludedin the List of Endangered

SpeciesofKazakhstan,

suchasthebrownbear,

dapple deer, golden eagle,

domesticated guinea-

goose, demoiselle, imperial

eagle, and the steppe

eagle.

The Botanic Garden

TheBotanicGardenis

an area of 14 hectares

accommodatingwildower

species from different

naturalandclimaticzones.

It consists of a greenhouse

facility for cultivating heat-

loving plants; a rosary for

cultivatingowerssuchas

roses, tulips, asters and

others; and a nursery for

seedling production.

Treesandshrubsadapted

to the local conditions

arealsogrownhere.In

2010,owergardens

withvethousandannual

plants (including begonia,

petunia, and marigold)

werearranged.Alyssum

and purslane are also

plantedintherosary.There

isaswamp-simulating

decorativepondwithwater

lilies,reed,wateriris,day

lilies,andwillows.

On20July,2010,the

museumopenedthenew

Islamic and Japanese

gardens, and a traditional

terraced garden. 9


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sacricingeffortshelped

to stop the further spread

of radioactive elements to

other parts of the planet.

Thisexhibitionincludes

photographs, documents,

articles and personal

belongings presented

to the museum by the

liquidators of Chernobyl

disaster.

Military hardware of

1938-1943 presented

by the Ministry of

Defence of the Republic

of KazakhstanOntheeveofthe65th

anniversaryoftheWorld

WarII,theCommander

ofVostokregional

troops (Major General

V.N. Rysbayev) donated

13 pieces of military

equipment, produced over

the period from 1938 to

1976. A further 30 pieces

ofmilitaryequipmentwere

donated in 2011.

Ethnographic Zone

Left Bank Complex

TheEthnographiczone

oftheMuseumsLeftBank

Complex houses an open-

air museum of architecture

and household. Its area

is around 10 hectares.

Currently it accommodates

15 farmsteads and 3 stand-

alone facilities of the late

19th to the middle of the

20th century, representing

ethnic groups living in the

EastKazakhstanOblast.

Thesestructuresare

replicated using archive

materialsandscientic

literature.

AChechentowerisa

re-created architectural

monument from the

periodbetween14 th to 17th

centuries.

From September 2010

the Ethnographic complexgreeteditsrstvisitors

- the President of the

RepublicofKazakhstan

N.A.Nazarbayevandother

participants of the VII

Forum on cooperation

betweenKazakhstanand

Russia.

Our 18 popular

architecture facilities

are:

1. Duken.Late19th early

20th century

2. Homesteadofarich

Kazakh.Late19th

early 20th century

3. Homesteadofasettled

Kazakh.Late19th

early 20th century

4. Tasuyistone

homestead of a

Kazakh.Secondhalf

of the 19th early 20th

century

5. Toshala.Secondhalfof

the 20th century

6. Mansion of a rich

Russianurbandweller.

Early 20th century

7. Farmstead of a

peasant Staroveri.

Early 20th century

8. Koreanfarmstead.First

half of the 20th century

9. Jewishfarmstead.First


10. Tatarfarmstead.

1950s11. German farmstead.

Middle of the 20th

century

12. Uighur farmstead. First


13. Byelorussian

farmstead. First half of

the 20th century

14. Polish farmstead.

First half of the 20th

century

15. Ukrainianfarmstead.


century

16. Azerbaijanifarmstead.


century

17. Armenian farmstead.


century

18. Chechentower.14th

17th century

TheIslamicgardenwas

designedwithaclassicalIslamic geometrical layout.

Its main form is a square

whichisthesymbolof

existence.WaterinIslam

isviewedasavitalsource

whichfeedslifeandensures

puricationandthereisa

fountain in the middle of the

garden.

TheJapanesegardenis

decoratedwithperennial

and annual plants

including barberry, juniper,

meadowsweet,etc.

Theterracedgarden

represent an interesting

and mysterious landscape

style.Thegardensimage

depends directly on

the features of the land

itself. Plants are arranged

depending on the slope

inclination and direction,

andtakingintoaccountthe

viewpointsandwalkways.

Thestairsaremadefrom

natural stone.

Classical Music Alley

Theclassicalmusicalley

presents concrete bas-

reliefs of composers from

KazakhstanandEurope.In

October-November2010,

thealleywaswalledwith

elm trees.

THE MILITARY COMPLEX -

EXHIBITIONS

To those who fought to

death for the sake of life

Thisexhibitionis

composed of materials

obtained from the archive

of the Regional Council of

Veterans, the military unit

No5518ofUst-Kamenogorsk.

It describes the acts of

bravery by the 109 Eastern

KazakhstanHeroesofthe

Soviet Union. Pictures

from family archives,

letters from the frontline,

awardsandextracts

from commendation lists,

and pieces of military

equipment demonstrate

the heroism and bravery of

thosewhofoughtinWorld

WarII(19391945).

The Afghan fracture:

The last war of the Soviet

Union - 1979-1989

Thisexhibitionisabout

thewarinAfghanistan,its

causes and development,

and related events. It is

aboutourfellowheroes

whodefendedtheborders

of the Soviet Motherland

and the right of the

friendly Afghan people to

democratic reforms in their

country.

Theprojectwas

startedbyAfghanwar

veteranswiththeactiveparticipation of Sergey

DenyakinandOleg

Frolov, the leaders of the

public association Ust-

KamenogorskOrganisation

oftheAfghanWar

Veterans.

School of courage:

liquidators

(clean-up workers)

of Chernobyl disaster

from the Eastern

Kazakhstan Oblast

1986-2010

Over3,000liquidators

from the Eastern

KazakhstanOblastunder

the guidance of E.P.

Slavskiyworkedtolimit

the consequences of the

disaster and their self- 11


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Opening Times:

Ethnographic heritage of Kazakhs of the Eastern Kazakhstan in the late

19th early 20th century Exhibition(Museumbuilding-59GorkyStreet)

Opendaily10.00am6.00pmClosedlastMondayofthemonth

Kazakhstan is our common home Exhibition(Museumbuilding-67KaisenovStreet)

Opendaily10.00am6.00pmClosedlastWednesdaythemonth

Open-air museum Exhibition (ZhastarEthnicPark)

Opendaily10.00am6.00pm

Virtual Hall Tours(Museumbuilding-29GolovkovStreet)

Monday Friday: 10.00am 6.00pm Saturdays and Sundays open on request

Left Bank Complex

Opendaily10.00am6.00pmClosed:Mondays

ZooOpendaily10.00am6.00pmClosed:Mondays

Web-site: www.vkoem.kz

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