Astana botanical garden, Protected botanical garden in Esil District, Kazakhstan.
Astana Botanical Garden is a 92-hectare protected area featuring plant collections from Kazakhstan, East Asia, Europe, and North America arranged in specialized sections. The grounds include a pond with fountains, three bridges, and pathways for walking and jogging.
The garden was founded in 2016, originally planned for completion during the city's Expo 2017. It officially opened on July 2, 2018, coinciding with a capital city celebration.
The garden serves as a learning space where schools and visitors discover plants and conservation. People use it regularly to connect with nature and participate in educational programs.
The pathways are easily accessible to visitors, with several entrance points around the grounds. Wear comfortable shoes since exploring the 92-hectare area takes time.
The grounds hold around 9000 trees and shrubs carefully planted to represent different climate zones. The pond with its fountains and bridges offers quiet spots scattered among the plant collections.
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