Aqsai: Hotels and Accommodation

Aqsai can be explored through two different aspects: museums dedicated to local and regional history, as well as sports facilities. The Aqsay sports complex has a 25-metre swimming pool with four lanes and a fitness hall. The sports-and-recreation complex in the centre of Aqsai also includes a football field.

Culture and History

The Börli Local History Museum in Aqsay has more than 400 exhibits. It presents material on the history and development of the district, including wartime experiences and the development of virgin land. The local-history museum in Aqsai also offers an excursion programme and presents exhibitions on the history and development of the surrounding district.

The Tuyeshi necropolis in the rural Kuntubek district of Börli District is the burial site of Batyr Zholbarys Toryuly. In the regional context of Burlin District, a tourist expedition route included the Burlin History and Local Lore Museum in Aqsay; the same route also visited the Mirgorodsky botanical-zoological reserve.

One hall in the Burlin History and Local Lore Museum traces the discovery and development of the Karachaganak Field. A museum room is located in the Karachaganak Sports Complex in Aqsay. The Burlin History and Local Lore Museum is stated to have begun operations in 2000.

The Aqsay Sports Museum comprises seven exhibitions and presents the achievements of local athletes.

Aqsai railway station dates from 1937 and is part of the infrastructure for regional passenger transport. The Kazakh railway station in Aqsai reopened on 30 June 2026 after complete modernisation. As part of the modernisation, two platforms and the bridge next to the station were restored.

Other destinations: Pugachevo, Tasmola.

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For the higher-level travel overview: West Kazakhstan.