First President park

Its a huge park to stroll around. You can click good pictures here. You have options for coffee and sandwich also. Kids can be taken and during winters they have ice skating open for all outside the park. Quiet happening park. In winters its all snow covered. Also the mountains are visible from this park as it is outside the city center.

First President Park in Almaty is a captivating destination that beautifully blends nature and history. The lush greenery, serene lakes, and well-maintained pathways create a peaceful atmosphere. The statues and monuments scattered throughout the park offer a glimpse into Kazakhstan's rich presidential history. The panoramic views of the city from the elevated points are breathtaking, making it a photographer's paradise. The well-designed landscape provides a relaxing environment for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic. The cultural and historical significance of the park, combined with its scenic beauty, make it a must-visit attraction in Almaty. Friendly tip: Visit during sunset for a mesmerizing experience.

The park is quite big with a huge entrance. We visited in the first week of October and parts of the park was covered with yellow color leaves looking like a yellow Carpet. The trees give a glow when sunlight falls on them. There is only one shop for coffee and snacks which is not easily visible. Overall it's a wonderful place to walk around or sit and enjoy the colorful plants and trees.

First president park is the biggest park in Almaty. It is located almost in the centre of the city. You can take taxi or bus to go there. It is walkable distance from bus stop. The park is full of greenery and can find big water fountains. Many people come for jogging, photo shoots, yoga, reading, relaxing, etc. It is also an excellent park for all age groups. And they have maintained very neat and clean. I visited at autumn season. So it was very beautiful with different colors of leaves in the trees. Also we can see the snowy mountains from there in winter.

This spectacular park was opened in July 2010, and was named after the first President of Kazakhstan Nursultan. Don't miss this location if you are planning for Almaty trip

Miracous park.
Clean, peaceful and beautiful.
The background of this park is the fabulous moutain.
If come here in summer, we can see ghe water music at night.

Excellent park for all age groups. Children have many attractions. Inside coffee shops where fresh juices, fruits, and confectionery are available. The toilet is attached to coffee shop. Beautiful park and mountain views.

This park is one of the biggest in Almaty and a prime spit for some good photo shoots. You can go on a stroll around the park or just chill on site.

Loved it!! Despite being cloudy and then getting rained on, I enjoyed walking through the park with my parents. Wished the fountain was on, but with winter setting in wasn't possible.

Excellent park for everyone.

Best time to visit in summer and winter.

Very well maintained. Scene views.

Not that special in terms of sculptures.

very beautiful place and very green and clean. you can take your entire family here and enjoy walking, jogging and taking pictures.

I love sitting on the grass and seeing the mountains on the back. This place is like heaven on earth 💗

Nice place. you can see the grassland and the snow moutain.

Lovely park with very big running & cycling track with views of the montains

Very large park! Great place to visit, to walk, to have a picnic with children.

There are a a huge number of pine trees and everywhere is green. Park has got playgrounds for children. It is convenient for those people who bring their children to the park

Incredibly comfortable and beautiful recreational area and the park at the same time. Fresh clean lawns make it possible to relax on it during the hot time. Beautiful columns at the entrance amazingly fit and remind you of the ancient time.

When I came there weather was delightful. Sun was shining, little breathing. This place is very huge and beautiful!! The view on mountains from there are amazing! Small ice rink is too crowded due to the weekends. If you are going to have a rest and breathe fresh air, this park is great place to visit. On the territory several coffee shops, WC and a lot of benches. Highly recommended to see. it's a good place to spend time with family. There are dedicated lanes for bicycles, roller-skates.

One place you can go to relax with your family and friends.
Planing to exercise or take a walk or even cycle this is the best place I recommend anyone to go to. Has plenty of gardens to look at. While the atmosphere is very nice we'll maintained garden.
A place I can go everyday for sure

First President's Park (Kazakh: Qazaqstan Respublikasynyŋ Tūŋğyş Prezidentı saiabağy) is an urban park located in Almaty at the intersection of Navoi Street and Al-Farabi Avenue in the Bostandyq District in the south of the city. The park was opened in July 2010, and was named after the first President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev.

The creation of the park began in 2001 with the first were broken main elements of the park.[1] Greenery were planted according to dermatological plan. In honor of the participation of the city of Almaty in the Olympic torch relay of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, about a hundred spruces and birches were planted. In 2011, a hundred Tien-Shan spruces were also planted. An oak was planted personally by President Nursultan Nazarbayev in 2001.

Refinement continued to include a set of water projects in the area of 9.5 hectares and massif area on the area of 4.8 hectares. In the southern part of the park, a landscape composition is planned to be constructed, which would consist of a mountain lake and artificial bulk of the mountains (height up to 24 m). In some areas with mountainous terrain are planned to artificial sources of streams. In the middle of the park to be built Klimatron.

For a long time, the territory of the park was closed, but was eventually opened to visitors in July 2010. On 11 November 2011, the opening of the monumental and sculptural composition Kazakhstan, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Independence Day, took place. The monument is made in the form of a golden eagle from bronze, granite and marble. In the center of the monument, there is a figure of Nazarbayev, and on the wings of a golden eagle there are symbols of the city of Almaty and Nur-Sultan. The monument is replete with images of significant architectural and historical objects of Kazakhstan.

In 2013 and 2014, repairs were carried out throughout the park.