Meanwhile, we are in Kazakhstan. We had to switch back instead of eating with chopsticks with a knife and fork. Or that the pedestrians have priority on the crosswalk and that drivers have even turned on the light during the day, and do not want to rate only at night before cruising to full light.
Even the border crossing was a pleasure. The first officer was at the first barrier to me a friendly handshake and the further course was well underway, although we determined at the end of 8 stamps needed.
In Almaty we recovered a day, and then drove north through the vast expanses of the 5th largest country in the world. With only 15 million inhabitants, Kazakhstan is at all one of the least populated country. This enables to make rapid progress on pretty good roads through the Steppenlanschaft.
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