Travel to Kazakhstan

Traveling through Kazakhstan is like being immersed in a world where the majesty of nature and cultural diversity come together to create an unforgettable travel experience. This vast country, which encompasses the heart of Central Asia, is famous for its diverse landscapes: from endless steppes to rugged mountains and serene lakes.


Nature lovers are drawn to the surreal beauty of the Charyn Canyon, a geological wonder often called the "little brother of the Grand Canyon." Its red rocks and intricate shapes are awe-inspiring to visitors. For those seeking tranquility, the ethereal allure of Lake Kaindi, with its flooded forest and turquoise waters, offers a true oasis of peace.


The history of the Silk Road comes to life in the ancient cities of Kazakhstan. Almaty, located at the foothills of the Tien Shan Mountains, is a dynamic urban center known for its lively markets, cultural centers and outdoor recreational opportunities. Meanwhile, the modern capital, Astana, demonstrates the progressive spirit of the nation with its futuristic architecture and lively business atmosphere.


Kazakhstan's rich nomadic heritage is celebrated at events such as the Nomadic Games, which showcase traditional sports, music and crafts. As night falls, the clear skies over Kazakhstan reveal a mesmerizing glow of stars. This makes the country an ideal destination for stargazers and photographers.


Are you planning to visit Kazakhstan as a tourist? Here you will find the rules for entering Kazakhstan and other useful information you need for an unforgettable trip.

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Main tourist destinations

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Transport of the country

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1. Public transportation:

- Bus/tram: In cities such as Almaty and Astana, public buses and trams are common. Ticket prices are relatively low, around 0.30-0.50 EUR.

- Subway: Both Almaty and Astana have metro systems with affordable fares, usually around 0.30-0.50 EUR per trip.


2. Taxis:

Taxi fares: Taxis are available in urban areas and taxi fares vary. On average, a short taxi ride can cost around 2-5 EUR, depending on the city and distance.


3. Ride-sharing:

Services such as Uber or Yandex Taxi: Available in major cities. Prices are similar or slightly lower than traditional taxis.


4. Domestic flights:

Average cost: Domestic flights between cities can cost between 50 and 150 euros, depending on the distance and airline. Prices may vary depending on factors such as time of booking and season.


5. Train:

Traveling by train: Kazakhstan has an extensive railway network. The cost of train tickets depends on the class of travel and distance. Short distance trips can cost around 10-20 euros, while longer trips can range from 20 to 50 euros or more.

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