Astana, the capital city, is home to many unique architectural structures.

The Akorda Palace (Kazkh meaning White Palace) is the residence of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

"Khan Shatyr," meaning "the king's tent" in Kazakh, is a large shopping and entertainment center in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

The Astana Opera and Ballet Theatre, built in 2013, is recognized as a national architectural monument. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

The Akorda Palace (Kazkh meaning White Palace) is the residence of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

The headquarters building of the Ministry of Defense of Kazakhstan. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

The Baiterek Tower (Kzakh meaning "Sacred Tower"), shaped like a tall tree bearing a nest of eggs, symbolizes belief in growth, development, and rebirth. (Photo: Tam Hang/VNA)

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