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Kazakh State Circus (Kazakh State Circus)
Abay Ave 50, Almaty 050000, KazakhstanThe National Circus of Kazakhstan is the first circus in Kazakhstan to be recognized as a historical and cultural monument of great significance in the spiritual life of the local people and a typical cultural feature that needs to be discovered. for international tourists. It is also one of the most remarkable buildings in Almaty with a typical Central Asian architecture. And most especially, the performances of the circus contribute to bringing you back to beautiful childhood memories, making you remember forever.
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The history of Kazakhstan's national circus dates back to 1968, when the first secretary of the Kazakh communist party - Dinmukhamed Kunaev suggested building a circus in the city center. That year, Kunaev and the main architect Vladimir Katsev began planning the construction of the circus. It was not until 4 years later, in 1972, that the Kazakhstan National Circus was officially open to visitors only. At that time, the circus had 2,060 seats spread out in 16 rows. After a few repairs in 2003-2006, the number of seats was reduced to 1798 with the desire to create comfort and convenience for spectators.
The premiere of the Kazakh circus was solemnly organized with the participation of the Deputy Minister of Culture of Kazakhstan on the occasion of the half-century anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan.
The design of the circus is reminiscent of a typical Central Asian tent, called a yurt, with a beautiful hyperbolic dome that has a light-colored scale. The oval lines surrounding the top of the dome transform into a pretty little circle. The circus consists of a circular main area and a rectangular two-story building. In the main building, there is a training ground, a canteen, an animal room and a changing room. To make the animals feel comfortable, there are two yards for them to walk in and a special bathroom just for them.
In April 2017, an exhibition hall on the history of the Kazakhstan National Circus was inaugurated. The museum reflects the history of circus art in Kazakhstan with early sketches of the circus, pictures of the founders, a stock of old circus performances, costumes of the artists, items and gifts souvenir gift. The exhibition is completely free and open to all visitors. It also has a three-star hotel with 70 rooms, most of which are used to cater to traveling actors from all over the world.
Circus performances feature acrobats, balancers, gymnasts, clowns and domesticated animals. The circus is open every day from 9am to 6pm (except Saturday and Sunday - from 4pm to 6pm). Fares range from 1,000 KZT to 4,000 KZT.