Kazakistan: Almaty tra i 52 luoghi da visitare nel 2024

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epa09678686 A Kazakh man stands in front of burnt and looted building housing the main TV companies in the aftermath of riots in downtown of Almaty, Kazakhstan, 11 January 2022. Mass protests in Kazakhstan began in the early days of 2022 - residents of the cities of Zhanaozen and Aktau in the west of the country opposed a twofold increase in prices for liquefied gas. Later, the protests turned into looting, the militants attacked state institutions, took away weapons. The authorities declared a state of emergency across the country until 19 January and launched a counter-terrorism operation. As reported by the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan, some 164 people where killed during the riots. As a result of the riots, 2,265 people in different regions of the country applied for medical assistance while 83 people remain in serious condition in hospitals of Kazakhstan. EPA/STR
epa09678686 A Kazakh man stands in front of burnt and looted building housing the main TV companies in the aftermath of riots in downtown of Almaty, Kazakhstan, 11 January 2022. Mass protests in Kazakhstan began in the early days of 2022 - residents of the cities of Zhanaozen and Aktau in the west of the country opposed a twofold increase in prices for liquefied gas. Later, the protests turned into looting, the militants attacked state institutions, took away weapons. The authorities declared a state of emergency across the country until 19 January and launched a counter-terrorism operation. As reported by the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan, some 164 people where killed during the riots. As a result of the riots, 2,265 people in different regions of the country applied for medical assistance while 83 people remain in serious condition in hospitals of Kazakhstan. EPA/STR

ALMATY, 10 GEN - Il New York Times ha pubblicato il suo tradizionale elenco di 52 destinazioni che vale la pena visitare nel 2024, classificando la città più grande del Kazakistan, Almaty, al 25° posto. Citando l'articolo di Craig Mod per il New York Times, "Almaty, la città più grande del Kazakistan, con una popolazione di due milioni di abitanti, ha l'atmosfera di una cittadina rurale pacifica ma attiva. Lo status di Almaty come centro culturale, tuttavia, è sempre più evidente nella sua scena gastronomica." Il viceministro del turismo e dello sport Yerzhan Yerkinbayev ha sottolineato come il Kazakistan venga sempre più spesso indicato nelle più prestigiose classifiche turistiche internazionali. Questo, secondo lui, la dice lunga sul crescente interesse dei turisti per il Kazakistan. (ANSA).

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