Beneath the tent roof of Khan Shatyr lies an authentic sandy beach (the sand is regularly refreshed and heated) and three swimming pools with water maintained at around +29°C: a beach area with a depth of 1.4 m and a separate zone featuring water slides and a children's pool ranging from 0.1–1.4 m. Even when it's –30°C outside, it's still summer here — complete with music, sun loungers, and dining options.
The club occupies the fifth floor of Khan Shatyr — the world's largest tent structure designed by Norman Foster — and operates daily from 10:00 to 21:00. This is not a replacement for the Duman oceanarium, which is currently closed for renovation, but rather a separate, independent indoor water leisure destination.
A small contact zoo where you can not only observe animals but also touch and feed them.
With Family & FriendsA 2,000-seat circus housed in a distinctive flying-saucer-shaped building, one of the architectural landmarks on the left bank of the city.
In the CityA monument and observation tower that is the main symbol of Astana and Kazakhstan.
In the CityA colossal transparent tent-shaped shopping mall standing 150 meters tall, designed by Norman Foster and recognized as the world's largest tensile structure.
In the CityThe largest mosque in Central Asia, accommodating up to 10,000 people during major holidays.
In the CityThe second largest mosque in Kazakhstan, a gift from Qatar to Astana — officially named after Abu Nasr al-Farabi since 2021.