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Pavlodar is a city in northeastKazakhstan. It is the capital of the Pavlodar region and has a population of 318,000 (January 2009).
At a glance
Ideal period of visit
How to get there
By air
By airAir Astana flights are available from Astana and Almaty and from S7 from Moscow.
By road
By roadIt is connected by road with Astana via the A17 road and just after the village of Sinderti via the P4. It is also connected by road to Ekimbastuz and all the major cities of Kazakhstan as well as to Omsk and Russia.
By boat
By boat
Bus
BusFrom Astana there are several buses every day. There are also bus routes from Omsk, Russia. Regional and long-distance buses are available from most nearby cities.
By train
By trainThere is a night train from Astana. There is also a connection from Astana via Astana and Semey. Via Astana, trains run daily and from Semipalatinsk (Semey) every other day.
Orient yourself
How to move
Within the city, there are many options for moving around the city. There is a bus and minibus system as well as a tram system. Taxis are available in most of the city for 350 tenge (2012 prices). The outermost areas usually cost 400 to 450 tenge.
To learn more about the bus system, one can download an online interactive map city's. Click on the small circles "A", where there are bus stops, to find out which buses go there.
There are many things within walking distance if you also want to do a little exercise.
What to see
Entertainment
The nightlife is quite active in Pavlodar. There are several nightclubs that play mostly kid and house music, but almost all have an '80s or' 90s night every week. Most cost 1000 tenge to get in:
- Boomer 62 Toraygyrov Street, tel .: 8 (7182) 555730
- Bainaul 36 Kutuzov Street, tel .: 8 (7182) 460305, 546285, 546227
- Karabas (Karabas) Niki Square 25, tel .: 8 (7182) 321932
- Crystal (Crystal) 38 Lomof Street, tel .: 8 (7182) 675610
- 159 (former 777) 159 Kutuzov Street, tel .: 8 (7182) 572652
Studies
Job opportunities
What will you buy
As in all cities, there are several large open and closed markets in the city. There are also large shopping malls ("Arthur", "Tulpar", and "Tsum", transcription: Arthur, Tupar, Chum) and several large grocery chains (GROS, Rubikom, Amanat Mahh).
Where are you going to eat?
Economic options
Middle class
High benefits
Where to go for coffee - drink
Where will you stay?
There are no regular hotels in the city.
Economic options
Middle class
High benefits
Stay safe
Health and precautions
Communications
Small problems
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