The museum is a treasure of the past, a legacy of the future

Purpose of the Event: To develop listeners' worldview by introducing them to valuable artifacts and ethnographic materials preserved in the museum, showcasing the centuries-old lifestyle and rich spiritual and material culture of the Kazakh people.

Students of the Preparatory Department of the Faculty of Pre-University Education visited the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan, located in Almaty, where the historical heritage of our country is preserved. This group included foreign citizens of Kazakh nationality from various countries.

The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan is one of the unique and oldest museums not only in Kazakhstan but also in all of Central Asia. Its collection consists of nearly 300,000 items of material and spiritual cultural value.

The new museum building was constructed in 1985. The primary mission of the museum is the comprehensive collection, preservation, research, and promotion of historical and cultural monuments. Additionally, it ensures the material, technological, organizational, financial, and scientific-methodological support of the process of utilizing the nation's cultural heritage.

The visitors toured the Hall of Historical Ethnography, which displays ethnographic materials that reflect the Kazakh people's centuries-old lifestyle, worldview, and rich spiritual and material culture.

By reviewing history, the group became acquainted with the traditional culture of early Kazakhs, including their way of life, economy, customs, and spiritual culture.