Enbekshikazakh District

Enbekshikazakh District is an administrative area in the Almaty Region that covers multiple towns and rural communities. The town of Esik serves as the central hub where most local government services and facilities are located.

The district was established in 1928 as part of Kazakhstan's administrative reorganization during that period. This formation was a key step in reshaping how the country managed its regional governance structures.

The district reflects how different ethnic groups live together and shape daily routines and local practices. You notice this blend in shops, food, and how people interact in towns and villages.

The district is well connected to larger cities by regular bus services and local transportation options. Most facilities and services are concentrated in Esik, so planning your visit around this town makes practical sense.

The district is home to Lake Issyk-Kul in the north, a mountain lake known for its clear waters and ancient settlement remains nearby. This lake served as a notable landmark for travelers crossing the old Silk Road routes.

Location: Almaty Region

Inception: January 17, 1928

Capital city: Esik

Website: http://enbekshikazah.gov.kz/index.php/ru

GPS coordinates: 43.35000,77.46667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08