Assumption Cathedral, Orthodox cathedral in Astana, Kazakhstan
Assumption Cathedral is an Orthodox church in Astana, Kazakhstan, standing 68 meters tall with white marble walls accented by blue details and golden domes. The structure features traditional Orthodox architectural elements throughout its interior and exterior design.
Construction began in 2005 and finished in 2010, making it the largest Russian Orthodox church building in Central Asia. The interior received artistic decoration and a bell tower was later added to the complex.
The cathedral displays Orthodox Christian traditions through its iconostasis and religious artworks that reflect spiritual life in Kazakhstan. Visitors can sense how this faith community gathers and worships in the space.
Visitors can attend regular services and join guided tours during established visiting hours. It is best to check visiting rules in advance and dress respectfully when entering the space.
Between 2013 and 2014, artists decorated the ceiling and walls with elaborate frescoes and paintings. This artistic phase shaped the look of the interior in a lasting way.
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