On April 4, the head of the club" local lore "of the Department" Social and humanitarian disciplines and world languages", candidate of historical sciences, professor Shaimukhanova S. D. introduced the members of the club to the Central State Museum of history of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 
 A visit to the History Museum is a great opportunity to get acquainted with the history and culture of our country.  For students, it was not only an exciting journey, but also an important experience in the field of culture and education. The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan is one of the oldest and largest museums not only in Kazakhstan, but throughout Central Asia.  In the museum, students visited 4 excursion halls: the Hall of Paleontology and archeology, the Hall of historical ethnography, "history and Ethnography of the peoples living in Kazakhstan", "Kazakhstan during the Great Patriotic War.  Halls" 1941-1945 " and "modern Kazakhstan". The tour of the first Hall was conducted by a guide who explained to the audience in depth the origin of life on earth, the appearance of prehistoric animals and plants, the appearance of the first traces of human life, the period of the merger of tribal unions and states. Students enthusiastically studied the traces of fossilized pieces of trees, insects, fish and plants on the tiles.  Most of these exhibits are over millions of years old. Students were also interested in studying national costumes and household items of different nationalities living in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The main attention was paid to the spacesuit of the first Kazakh cosmonaut – Tokhtar Aubakirov. The students took a picture of the memory and looked at it in surprise.

     Club activist Juz Rishatovna, " I really liked the excursion in the State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan.  It was an amazing experience, an opportunity to see with my own eyes the history of mankind for several millennia. It shows ancient tools of Labor, the metals they used to make them, as well as how ancient people switched from stone tools to iron.  I was particularly interested in the old smelters and the architecture of that time. The main thing I remember is how Emir Temur built one of the most beautiful buildings of that time – the mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi. The museum shows its layout. I learned a lot of new and useful information for myself."