The grand opening of a modern musical and fire fountain took place in Shymkent at the "Ozero" public space. The new feature has become a true jewel of the city and a symbol of its dynamic development.

This is the first integrated installation in Shymkent combining laser, light, and fire shows. The structure is equipped with modern systems for synchronizing light, music, and flame, allowing for impressive performances in the evening and at night.

Thanks to innovative technology, the fountain can play both calming musical compositions and vibrant, dynamic shows featuring fire and laser beams.

All technical components were custom-made abroad. Energy-efficient solutions and modern automated control systems were used during installation, optimizing fountain operation and reducing operating costs.

Although the fountain season has officially ended, the new installation will continue to operate on its scheduled schedule during the coming warmer days, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy this unique spectacle. Afterward, the fountain will undergo winter conservation and return to operation next spring.

According to the city's mayor, Gabit Syzdykbekov, the opening of the modern fountain is not just a technical achievement, but an important step in creating a comfortable urban environment and attractive public spaces.

"Our goal is for every district of Shymkent to have modern recreation and leisure facilities. Such facilities become points of attraction for residents, enhance the city's appearance, and create a cozy and festive atmosphere," the mayor noted.

It's worth noting that the opening of the fountain on the "Lake" grounds marks the next stage of a comprehensive improvement program aimed at developing recreational infrastructure and improving the quality of the urban environment.

The new complex, which combines aesthetics, technology, and functionality, has already generated considerable interest among residents and visitors to Shymkent and promises to become one of its calling cards.

Press service of the Akim of Shymkent