Golden Warrior Monument

Satpaev Street, Almaty 050000, Kazakhstan

The Golden Warrior Monument, also known as the Golden Man Statue is located on Republic Square in the former capital of Kazakhstan, Almaty. The monument commemorates the independence of Kazakhstan, and represents the identity of the people and the role of the city of Almaty as the capital of Kazakhstan until 1997 Statue of a warrior Saka standing guard on the top of a 91-foot high column is a pride of the people of Almaty in particular and the people of Kazakhstan in general.

Independence Monument or Golden Warrior Monument is located in Almaty Republic Square. The design is inspired by Kazakh folklore. An archaeological discovery in 1969 demonstrates that a monument simulating an 18-year-old Saka or Scythian aristocrat in the second or third century BC is buried in a suit of gold armor with a vault of gold. large, earning the nickname "Golden Man" for the main character of the monument, who stands on a 91-foot pole with a proud demeanor representing the independence of Kazakhstan.

At the foot of the monument is an ensemble of statues including the Sage (Heaven), Mother (Earth) and two children on the backs of war horses. The Kazakhs have a proverb “The mother earth begins with a family” and this is exactly the idea that the monument builders wanted to convey and convey. Indeed, the family is the foundation of every state in this country. There are also ten reliefs that outline the entire history of Kazakhstan.

Conceptualized by a group of renowned Kazakh architects led by Shota Valihanov, the golden warrior monument also depicts the rich history of Kazakhstan from the time of Queen Tomiris to the present day. The monument was inaugurated on December 16, 1996 and is located next to the Presidential Palace, Akimat House and many other important monuments in the city. The architectural complex where the memorial is located shows a harmonious and delicate combination of architectural marvels along with the sayings of famous important people in the fields of science, culture and politics of Kazakhstan.

In the summer, fountains will be put into operation near the monument area creating a beautiful landscape and pleasant atmosphere. You can come here to relax in the shade and enjoy the "vibe" of this mysterious but extremely beautiful city of Almaty.

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