Travel News Video. Almaty: Kazakhstan's first capital and the "City of Gardens" Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 23/06/2017 - 19:31 GMT+2 The city of a thousand colours – this is Almaty, the cultural capital and largest metropolitan area in Kazakhstan. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Almaty: Kazakhstan's first capital and the "City of Gardens" Now playing Next Nowruz in Tehran: Crowded markets dispte ongoing airstrikes Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | March 20th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next Middle East crisis may divert millions of tourists to Europe Now playing Next How Egypt’s modern attractions are bringing its ancient past to life Now playing Next Middle East flights: Qatar Airways begins revised limited schedule Now playing Next 'Decision of one oligarch': Bulgarian PM walks back Board of Peace Now playing Next ‘Iran war is Europe’s war’, says former Trump security advisor Now playing Next Orbán claims victory at tense EU summit focused on Ukraine and Iran Now playing Next 'Nobody can blackmail us': Leaders excoriate Orbán's veto Now playing Next Qatar PM urges halt to war after energy strikes Now playing Next Curro Rodríguez: from bankruptcy to global water empire Now playing Next Kazakhstan votes for a new Constitution, marking a turning point in its political future Now playing Next Nowruz in London: Iranian diaspora marks spring amid grief over war in Iran Now playing Next BTS are back: Fans flood Seoul as new album drops ahead of mega comeback concert Now playing Next Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Project Hail Mary’ - Close Encounters of the Goofy Kind More videos
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