Central Asia hosts its first Paragliding World Cup

First Paragliding World Cup in Central Asia

Kazakhstan's Zhetysu region has become the venue for Central Asia's first Paragliding World Cup. The competition, which runs until June 28, brings together approximately 150 pilots from 33 countries. The event combines elite aerial sport with stunning mountain scenery, offering participants and spectators a unique experience.

Boosting the region's profile

Organizers hope the event will raise the international profile of the region, showcasing its world-class flying conditions, natural beauty, and growing appeal as an adventure tourism destination. The Zhetysu region, with its vast skies and mountains, is an ideal location for such competition.

This event is significant not only for sports but also for tourism development, drawing attention from around the world. Participants and visitors can enjoy not only thrilling competitions but also the region's unique nature and culture.