
Amphitheater
A natural amphitheater on the hillside turns the landscape into a stage — for concerts, festivals and open-air city celebrations.

Association of Kazakhstani Koreans
International Cultural and Business Center in the new city of Alatau City. Opening in 2027.
K-PARK is an international cultural and business center in the new city of Alatau City. It combines a cultural and business space, a park area, and a landmark of national scale.
The project is created by the Association of Kazakhstani Koreans. Opening in 2027, the 90th anniversary of the country's Korean community.
K-PARK is located in Golden District — the center of Alatau City, uniting medicine, education, culture and creative industries.
The park sits directly on the A3 national highway — 11 km from Almaty and 25 km from the international airport. The highway ensures a steady flow of visitors: city residents, tourists and travelers.
Distance
Projected population of Alatau by 2050 — 675,000 people.
The city of Alatau, Golden District — on the Almaty — Ust-Kamenogorsk highway, between Almaty and Konayev.

Alatau City is developing as four districts with different functions. K-PARK is becoming the cultural and tourism focal point of the entire city.
The building is clearly visible from the highway, and its warm atmosphere invites you to stop. The space combines comfort, dining and leisure — a draw for both passing travelers and park visitors.

Building specifications
The tower is visible from the highway for several kilometers, catching the eye long before the turn to the park. From a height of 65 meters, K-PARK unfolds in full — the hills, the garden, the highway, the new city of Alatau City and the horizon come together in one panorama.



K-PARK tells the story of Korean culture in Kazakhstan through the language of architecture and gardens, not display cases with labels.

Traditional hanok architecture, tiled roofs and a garden in the spirit of ancient Korea — an island of authenticity amid a new urban environment. The historical reconstruction follows the principles of traditional Korean building: the project was designed and realized by specialists from the Republic of Korea under the guidance of Professor Lee.
The space combines a hanok, a pavilion, a gate, sculptures and a natural landscape.
Free entry to the grounds makes K-PARK accessible to everyone — from a short stop along the way to an evening at the amphitheater.

A natural amphitheater on the hillside turns the landscape into a stage — for concerts, festivals and open-air city celebrations.

A space created for taste, conversation and new experiences.

A mirror of water at the heart of the park — a point of stillness and natural coolness amid the greenery and the city's rhythm.

Pedestrian paths connect all the park's zones into a single continuous route around the ring of hills.

Illumination of the paths and the tower turns K-PARK into the park's main evening stage.
Two cameras are running on site — the park is growing in real time. Watch the construction live right now.
Watch the live stream from the construction site right now — two cameras on site.
Camera 1
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The Association is the initiator and client of the project. Construction is carried out by the Corporate Fund "Fund of the Association of Koreans of Kazakhstan".

Association of Kazakhstani Koreans
Almaty, 2 Gogol St.