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Chukotka Bar

Gogol St 40, Almaty 050000, Kazakhstan

Located in Panfilov Park, not far from Arbat Street, Chukotka Bar is a familiar destination for those who love the vibrant atmosphere at night. Chukotka Bar has a wide variety of shows, including karaoke nights, DJ competition performances and many other exciting events. With a relaxed atmosphere, it has people of all ages from people to people. Old, middle-aged to students, especially those who want to enjoy the rhythms and vibrant sounds from live music performances.

Chukotka Bar is located in 28 Panfilovtsev Park, one of Almaty's famous picturesque places. The style and decoration of the restaurant is designed to meet the tastes of many classes of customers. In recent years, Chukotka Bar has hosted many important cultural events and activities of the city.

Some customers give the bar a beautiful name "Almaty's most relaxed bar". The bar has 2 dance areas including a non-smoking area on the ground floor and a smoking area on the top floor with an outdoor terrace. The ground floor area comes alive every Friday and Saturday with performances by groups from Almaty, as well as local resident DJs, DJ Roma Bazhanov and DJ Denis Karetnikov. The second floor area recreates the experience of a country house. This novel feature was launched in March 2012 and consists of two thematic projects: Villa Winter - ready to welcome you with warmth with premium hot teas and Villa-Summer - providing atmosphere. Fresh cool with cool summer cocktails. The area functions as a cafe on weekdays and becomes a lively bar on weekends.

The bar serves mainly electro-pop music, and concerts are often performed by famous rock groups in the city. The hill has a traditional rural village re-enactment area, music accompaniment is performed with traditional musical instruments, creating a high level of excitement for visitors.

Shop information:

Address: Gogol St 40, Almaty 050021, Kazakhstan

Phone: +7 701 245 40 52

Operating hours: 06.00 PM-01.00 AM (from Sunday to Thursday); 06.00 PM-05.00 AM (Friday and Saturday)

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