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KAZAKHSTAN

Discover Untouched Nature

Discover Untouched Nature

This is the largest landlocked country in the world. While a huge portion of it consists of flatlands called the steppe, it also boasts mountains, lakes and great cafe culture if you know where to look. It's the ultimate destination for off-the-beaten-track travel. 

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Kazakhstan is a fascinating country with a rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Our private tours offer a personalized experience for those who want to explore this amazing destination.

 

Our tours take you to the most popular destinations in Kazakhstan, including the bustling city of Almaty and the stunning natural landscapes that surround it. Some of the must-see national parks and sights close to Almaty include Altyn-Emel National Park, Kolsay Lakes National Park, Charyn Canyon, Kaindy Lake, and Big Almaty Lake.

 

With our expert guides and carefully curated itineraries, you will have an unforgettable experience in Kazakhstan. Join us on a private tour and discover the beauty and culture of this incredible country.

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Kazakhstan Private Trips

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Almaty City Tour

Walking Tour

 

Explore Almaty on foot meandering through the streets

Year Round

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Medeo Gorge

Day Trip

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Skate above the clouds for a magical view of snow capped mountains.

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Year Round

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Frozen Waterfall

Day Trip

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Hike in a frozen wonderland and witness the strength of winter..

Nov-Feb

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Almaty Food Tour

Walking Tour

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Get a taste of Kazakh delicacies while hearing local stories.

Year Round

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Altyn Emel

National Park Day Trip

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Hike and gaze upon the wonders of this almost alien landscape.

Year Round

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Kok Zhailau Plateau

Day Trip

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The route is perfect for all ages and physical states–that’s why it's called the 'Trail of health.'

May-Oct/Dec-Feb

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Charyn Canyon

Day Tour

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Explore a vast natural wonder that will transport you to another planet.

Year Round

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Mynzylkih Plateau

National Park Day Trip

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Get your sweat on by navigating this popular mountain trek.

Year Round

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Lakes & Canyons

4-day Trip

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Witness Kazakhstan's natural beauty through steep canons and high-altitude lakes. 

Mar-Oct

A Few Facts

Size: 2.725 million km

Population: 18.04 million

Visa Requirements

Under recent Covid regulations entrants from most countries need to apply for a visa. Double check with your local embassy.

Languages

The main language is Kazakh which is spoken along side Russian.

Currency

Kazakh Tenge

The best ways to pay for services in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's local currency is the Kazakh Tenge. The best way to carry your money is in debit cards, withdrawing cash in local currencies from ATM machines. ATMs are found throughout Kazakhstan and will generally accept cards on the Visa and Mastercard networks. It is a great idea to travel with both a Visa and Mastercard if at all possible in case of loss or problems with one card, you will have a back up. If you are bringing Pounds, Euro, or US Dollars, please make sure that the notes are new and in good condition. Notes older than 2003, or with any tears or blemishes may not be accepted. Be fussy with your bank when buying cash!

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WHY CHOOSE KAZAKHSTAN

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Cafes & Ballet

Enjoy tasty coffee, some live music or the ballet! Almaty has a cool cafe culture that might remind you of London or Paris while the ballet will leave you inspired.

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Surprises Around Every Corner

Almaty boasts tree-lined streets, leafy parks and views of the surrounding mountains. Climb Kok-Tobe hill for a panoramic view.

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Unforgettable Moments

Take a toboggan ride down Kok-Tobe hill for a quick thrill. Admire the mountains from the cable car over the ski resort, and climb singing sand dunes.

Recommended Trips by Indy Odyssey​

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