About the Republic of Kazakhstan:

The Republic of Kazakhstan is located in northern Central Asia with a part in Eastern Europe. It is called the steppe country and was inhabited by Turkish nomadic knights.

It was part of the Russian Empire in the past, then joined the Soviet Union and then became independent from it in 1991.

It has a population of about 18 million people and its official languages ​​are Kazakh and Russian.

Kazakhstan shares its borders with several countries: Russia, Uzbekistan, China, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan.

It also overlooks two seas: the Caspian Sea and the Aral Sea. Kazakhstan is considered a country of demographic diversity, as its population belongs to many ethnicities, most of which are Kazakhs, as we find Russians, Uzbeks, and Ukrainians

Uighurs, Tatars, in addition to the Germans, Islam is the most widespread religion in the country by 70%, in addition to Orthodoxy and other religions.

Tourism in Kazakhstan:

• The country's capital is Astana, and it is the ninth largest country in the world by area, but its population density is the weakest in the world. It is also characterized by a great natural and cultural diversity, which makes it a tourist country par excellence, where the traveler can camp in nature and enjoy the calm and tranquility.

•  If you are lucky, you can see wildlife there, where many rare animals live, such as: antelopes, brown bears, lynxes and eagles, in addition to the snow leopard. Snowboarding enthusiasts can also practice their hobby there. You can also visit many historical monuments classified as part of the world heritage, such as the tomb of Khoja Ahmed Yassou, the prehistoric ruins in the Yamgali region, in addition to the Sarkaya Nature Reserve, where the natural diversity and beautiful lakes are.

• Kazakhstan has a continental climate, where it is very cold in winter (temperatures reach -10 ° C), while summers are hot (temperature ranges between 35-40 ° C). play Tourism in Kazakhstan An important role in the country's economy and the country is characterized by its kind people who receive tourists with great hospitality.

•  When you meet someone from the locals, he will rise from his place to shake your hand with great joy, and he will also add you a cup of 'kumi', which is mare's milk. He will also invite you to lunch, where the women cook the traditional concacasa dish, while the guest host invites you to cut off the head of the sheep (a sign of hospitality and generosity).

The best time to visit Kazakhstan:

• The best season to visit the country is from April to June, and from September to October. As for mountaineering enthusiasts, the best season for that is from May to August. Party lovers also have a share in Kazakhstan, where March 21 marks the traditional celebration of 'Navruz'.

The cost of tourism in Kazakhstan:

• The cost of a medium-cost tourist trip for two people for a week in Kazakhstan is about 540 USD, which includes accommodation, food, transportation, and sightseeing, without counting airline tickets.

• Food prices: Starting at $6 per meal.
• Hotel prices: Starting from $14 USD for two people for one night. You can book a hotel in Kazakhstan easily with our website Booking.com.

The most important tourist places in Kazakhstan:

1- Astana: the other side of Central Asia

• It is the capital of Kazakhstan and is considered a vivid example of the modern state, as it includes the most famous tourist attractions in the country. With many shopping malls and multi-storey buildings, the architecture of Astana will fascinate you.

• You can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Bayterek Tower or through the Doman entertainment complex, which is considered a mecca for art lovers. You can also enjoy watching more than 2000 species of marine life in the Museum of Miniatures and Marine Life, and take pictures on your way to the museum at the Aki Orda Presidential Palace and the Astana Arena stadium.

• The most famous tourist attractions in Astana: Bayterek Tower, Khan Shatyr, Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, National Museum of Kazakhstan, Nur-Astana Mosque, City Park, Independence Square and Kazak Ali Monument, Russian Orthodox Church and Hazrat Sultan Mosque.

2. Almaty: The cultural heart of Kazakhstan

• The city is located in the foothills of the Trans-Ali Alato Mountains and is famous for its postcards displayed in the open air. You will be amazed by the view of the snow-capped mountains that guard the city and give it breathtaking panoramic views.

• Passing through the city's sights, we find the city's central museum, which is of great importance due to the cultural heritage that resides within it. Until the year 1997 AD, Almaty was the capital of Kazakhstan, but it is still a major destination for tourists coming to the country.

• You can spend a day in Almaty enjoying the beauty of the surrounding nature or shopping at the Zlionyi Bazaar or the Dostyk Plaza mall. The green market is the most famous place to buy fresh fruits, meat, clothes and home equipment, and the city of Almaty provides art lovers with many museums and galleries.

• The most important tourist attractions in the city of Almaty: The Beatles Statue, Charyn Valley, The Last Wild Apple Forest, Big Almaty Lake, Kok-Toby Heights, Kolsai Lakes, Almaty Central Park, Lake Issyk, Central Museum of Kazakhstan, Panfilov Park and Arazan Baths.

3. Aktau: a beautiful city on the shores of the Caspian Sea

• It is a beautiful city, about 40 years old, overlooking the Caspian Sea. The city combines ancient architecture with rare tourist attractions in Kazakhstan, where we find: cultural centers, theatres, cinema halls and libraries from long ago spread throughout Akto, which are worth a visit.

• You can also wander around the streets of Akto to see the splendor of its architecture, and penetrate the narrow green lanes where we find poplar and acacia trees, in addition to the emerald green lawns and parks. And if you have time, you can enjoy fun-filled moments in the skating rink and the puppet theater.

• The most important tourist attractions in Akto: World War II Memorial, Botanical Garden, Regional Theatre, Costa Cafe, Taras Shevchenko Statue, Colorful Mountains in Altyn-Emel National Park.

4. Taraz: Welcome to the oldest city in southern Kazakhstan

• If you are a fan of ancient historical places, mysterious sites and antiquities, you should visit Taraz. The city has many ancient secrets dating back to the last century and is in fact considered one of the most important destinations that you must visit in Kazakhstan.

• You can visit the mausoleum of Babji Khatun, which has a conical blue dome, and you can also organize a trip to the Talas River in the south, near the border with the state of Kyrgyzstan. Taraz is a historical city par excellence and one of the most famous tourist areas in Kazakhstan for every tourist.

• The most famous tourist attractions in Taraz: Ayrtas ruins, Stonehenge, Sha-Mansur mausoleum, Aisha-Bibi mausoleum, Aisha-Bibi village, Taraz regional museum, Chakhristan bazaar.

5. Balkhash Lake: It ranks 15th largest lake in the world

• The lake is located 600 miles from the Aral Sea and is a major source of electricity generation projects in the country. It is also an important tourist attraction, where you can see the beautiful rocky beaches on the banks of Lake Balcash.

• The lake was once a prominent place for fish farming, which included 20 species. During this period, some species died due to the low quality of the lake water, and other species of fish were incorporated into Lake Balcash, such as: sazan, sturgeon, eastern bream, pike, and Aral barbel. Many rivers flow into the lake: Karatal, Aksu, Ayaguz and Lepsi. The water of the western side of the lake is cleaner compared to the water of the eastern side.

• The most important activities on Balcash Island are: Winter camping and hunting.

6. Baikonur: The city of spaceports, rockets and spaceships

• It is a city that is administered by the Russian Federation and is considered the oldest and largest missile launch area in the world. The Baikonur Cosmodrome was a secret missile test site that was of strategic importance to the Russians.

• The desert steppes of Kazakhstan were also the launching pad for the Vostok 1 spacecraft, which witnessed Yuri Gargarin's first moon landing. If you are interested in technology and space, the Baikonur region includes many other attractions that will surprise you.

• The most important tourist attractions in Baikonur: Alien Grove, Cosmodrome 'Baikonur Cosmodrome', Yuri Gargarin Monument, Tribute to Youngl Monument, Nedelin Disaster Site.

7. Semey: an ancient and historical city

• In the past it was called Semipalatinsk, today it is 'Semi'. It is another city of the eastern region that includes many important tourist attractions in Kazakhstan.

• Symi is another example of ancient architecture and monuments that are still preserved in good condition. Old Russian art can be found by visiting the Museum of History and Local Studies and the Nevzorov Museum of Art.

• The most important tourist attractions in the city of Symi: Dostoevsky Museum, Nevzorov Museum of Art, Tarnibay Kokenov Mosque, Orthodox Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Monument 'Strong the Death' in memory of the victims of the nuclear bombing.