Much like Los Angeles, Nursultan is a magical place fit for a musical.
The country's signature blue and yellow remain on Kazakhstanos, formerly known as Thanos of "Avengers" fame.
"Walking around the city of Nursultan, you'll turn onto Nursultanovsky Avenue and walk past Nursultan University. On the way to the Nursultan monument, you might venture into the Nursultan store."
So meta: Nursultan in the Nursultan library in the city of Nursultan.
Nursultan is omnipresent.
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