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It’s safe to travel alone after 10 pm,but only at touristical places I think.(like Khan shatyr,central park,expo etc)
I recommend to go out at night with someone.
But at the daytime it’s safe to go out for girls

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Astana, now known as Nur-Sultan, is the dynamic and futuristic capital city of Kazakhstan situated in the heart of the country's vast landscapes. This vibrant city is known for its modern architecture, showcasing an array of fascinating structures such as the Bayterek Tower, which provides a stunning panoramic view of the metropolis, and the Khan Shatyr Shopping Center, noted for being the world's largest tent. It's also home to the ethereal-looking Nur-Astana Mosque - one of the largest mosques in Asia. With its bustling local markets, delicious local cuisine, and theatrical performances at the Astana Opera, Nur-Sultan offers a unique blend of traditional Kazakh culture with ultra-modern urban living.

Kazakhstan, located in the heart of Eurasia, is the ninth-largest country in the world known for its diverse landscapes, spanning arid plains, mountainous terrains, and highlands. This picturesque nation is the perfect blend of modernization and rich cultural heritage. Known for its hospitality, Kazakhstan is famous for the futuristic cityscapes of Astana, with its towering Bayterek Monument and the Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center, which stands as the world's largest tent. Its biggest city, Almaty, boasts architectural landmarks like the Ascension Cathedral and Central State Museum that showcase a flourishing past. Nature enthusiasts would find eternal bliss amidst the abundant wildlife of the Aksu-Zhabagly Nature Reserve, the rugged terrains of the Altai Mountains, and the surreal beauty of the Big Almaty Lake. With historical places like the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, Kazakhstan is woven with threads of rich history and modern allure.

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When traveling to Kazakhstan, it is generally recommended to stay aware and vigilant. There might be possibilities of civil unrest, as indicated by the Australian Government, so it is advised to exercise a high degree of caution. However, the United States and Canadian Governments suggest following normal security precautions. As always, remain vigilant, be aware of local media, and updates related to safety while exploring Kazakhstan.

Astana is a new city, built specifically as the capital. We spent one night in Astana and that was enough. I recommend visiting the mosque and the tower. About 1.5 hours from Astana is a former gulag (for women and children) - we hired a driver to take us there.

Safety index:	2.5/5	Unsafe
Safety walking alone after dark:	N/A	Not enough data
Safety using public transport:	N/A	Not enough data
Crime index:	1.2/5	Very Low
Worries of being sexually harassed:	N/A	Not enough data
Worries of being sexually assaulted or raped:	N/A	Not enough data
Worries of being physically attacked:	N/A	Not enough data
Worries of home broken and things stolen:	N/A	Not enough data
Worries of being mugged or robbed:	N/A	Not enough data
Worries of being kidnapped or murdered:	N/A	Not enough data

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