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In Kazakhstan summed up the results of the contest "Uzdik touristic auyl"

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This initiative was carried out among rural settlements that have tourist potential.

Thirteen villages from six regions of the republic fought for the title of the best in this field.

The status of “Uzdik touristik auyl” (“Best tourist village”) was awarded to Basshi in the Zhetisu region, Imantau in the North Kazakhstan region, Berel and Korobikha in the East Kazakhstan region and Toraigyr in the Pavlodar region. They will be able to participate in the international competition UN Tourism Best Tourism Villages.

The purpose of this initiative is to support the development of rural areas through tourism, acquaintance with local crafts, national cuisine and natural attractions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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