Kazakhstan's Capital City Day, also known as Astana Day, is celebrated annually on July 6th. Astana, now known as Nur-Sultan, became the capital of Kazakhstan on December 10, 1997, replacing Almaty. The city's status was officially recognized and celebrated on July 6, 1998, marking the first Capital City Day.
Capital City Day is a public holiday in Kazakhstan and is marked by various festivities, events, and cultural activities held throughout Nur-Sultan. The celebrations often include concerts, parades, fireworks, exhibitions, and sports competitions. It is an occasion for residents and visitors to commemorate the city's growth, development, and achievements.
Since becoming the capital, Nur-Sultan has undergone significant transformation, with impressive architectural developments and urban planning. The city has become a symbol of Kazakhstan's modernization and showcases the country's ambitions on the global stage.
Capital City Day serves as an opportunity to highlight the achievements of Nur-Sultan and to promote the city as a center of culture, business, and tourism. It allows residents to express their pride in their capital and provides a platform to celebrate the diversity and progress of Kazakhstan as a whole.
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