This image shows a night scene in Astana, Kazakhstan, featuring modern high-rise buildings and a street-level commercial area. The sky is dark blue with scattered clouds, and some lights are visible on the horizon, possibly from other buildings or a bridge. The focal point is a cluster of several tall, contemporary apartment buildings with a uniform facade characterized by alternating light and dark rectangular windows and decorative vertical bands. The building in the foreground on the right has a large "BI" logo at its peak. Some windows are illuminated, indicating occupancy. To the left, three other similar buildings are visible, two of which are partially obscured by the foreground building. Further to the right, an unfinished or under-construction building is present, with exposed structural elements and a string of lights. At the base of the buildings, a modern commercial strip is visible with a curved roofline. Several trees are planted along the sidewalk, some illuminated by streetlights. A street with cars parked along the side runs in front of the commercial area. At least five cars are visible on the street, including white sedans and a darker colored SUV. The street is paved with asphalt and marked with yellow lines. The overall impression is one of a modern urban development at night.Astana's modern skyline at night, street
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Aveleria

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Tue, Jun 16, 2026, 09:45 PM

4d ago

Astana, Kazakhstan

51.08400, 71.42300

This image shows a night scene in Astana, Kazakhstan, featuring modern high-rise buildings and a street-level commercial area. The sky is dark blue with scattered clouds, and some lights are visible o…read more

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