Almaty Central Mosque

Apart from the cable car ride up to Kok Tobe (and certainly not the hilltop attractions themselves), the Central Mosque was my favorite part of Almaty. It’s beautiful, and it was nearly completely deserted when I visited earlier in the morning

It’s a short and walkable distance from the Green Bazaar to this mosque. The golden dome is truly magnificent, and the entire place is beautiful and peaceful. There’s barely any English signage inside the halls, but it’s still worth the visit. A small park-like area nearby is perfect for relaxing and soaking in the surroundings. It was lightly raining during our visit, which added to the charm. Entry is free.

Beautiful mosque in the center of Almaaty city. It is absolutely gorgeous outside. If you have a chance check out the main interior ( sadly only available for men). The interior space dedicated for women was honestly rather sad looking. Free toilets and washing facilities available outside.

I did not get a chance to go there. It is not as much as the touristy websites tell you. If you seen other mosques in Middle East or Central Asian Republics, then you won't miss anything at least from the outside.

Magnificent New central mosque for a new country, waktu prayers quite full. May Allah accept, open our hearts and lead us to the right path.

A beautiful mosque in the middle of the city. The golden tops are particularly attractive and can be seen from quite the distance, it was even visible from our apartment. The surroundings are very clean and well maintained with tulips blooming here and there.

The Central Mosque in Almaty, Kazakhstan, stands as an exquisite example of Islamic architecture blended with local cultural influences. Its striking golden dome, intricate arabesque patterns, and vibrant turquoise tiles create a captivating visual experience. Surrounded by a serene courtyard, it offers visitors a moment of peace amidst the bustling city. A must-visit for its architectural elegance and spiritual ambiance!

Beautiful mosque with amazing architecture both inside and outside but the toilet was awful