Orthodox cathedral in Karaganda

The cathedral features distinctive onion domes, white walls, and decorative elements characteristic of Russian Revival architecture, constructed entirely from concrete materials.

The cathedral establishment reflects the revival of Orthodox Christianity in Kazakhstan following the region's incorporation into the Russian Empire during the seventeenth century.

The cathedral holds regular services according to Eastern Orthodox traditions and serves as a gathering place for over three million Orthodox Christians in Kazakhstan.

Located at coordinates 49.774722, 73.158056, the cathedral welcomes visitors daily and operates under the jurisdiction of the Karaganda Eparchy.

The cathedral stands as one of the largest Eastern Orthodox religious structures in Central Asia, representing the continued presence of Christianity in predominantly Muslim Kazakhstan.

Location: Karaganda

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: 49.77472,73.15806

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:38