Uly Dala Eli Monument
Installed in 2011, it visually reinforces the idea of independence and national identity.
The "Uly Dala Elі" monument is a symbol of the historical might, unity, and independence of the Kazakh people. It reflects the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and heroic history of the Great Steppe, creating an impressive architectural space. The monument is surrounded by green areas, promenades, and rest areas, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Here, visitors can not only admire the monument's grandeur but also learn more about significant events in Kazakhstan's history, take memorable photographs, and attend cultural events held within the complex.
91 meters
2011
The monument is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The skyward-facing stele consists of 25 facets, each symbolizing one of the nation's key achievements and events over the years of independence—from 1991 to the present. The 25 facets represent 25 years of Independence and 25 important stages in the history of modern Kazakhstan. The monument, directed toward the sky, embodies the aspirations, hopes, and spiritual aspirations of Kazakhstanis. Author: Edil Alimbekov Year of creation: December 16, 2016 Location: Astana, Yesil District.
