Almaty is well-connected by international flights from major cities across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Key airlines include Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, Emirates, and Air Astana.

Airport pick-up available.

Almaty — where modern life meets mountain magic✨

From vibrant bazaars to snow-capped peaks, this city has it all: culture, adventure, history, and unforgettable views.

Hike to Big Almaty Lake, ride the cable car up Kok Tobe, or ski the snowy slopes of Shymbulak — adventure is always just minutes away. Whether you’re a culture seeker, foodie, or nature lover, Almaty will steal your heart.

Pick-up at the hotel and drop off near the trail to Big Almaty Lake (BAL)

Hiking to Big Almaty Lake is one of the most scenic outdoor experiences near Almaty. Nestled high in the Ile-Alatau mountains at an altitude of 2,500 meters, the lake is known for its striking turquoise waters and dramatic alpine backdrop. The trail offers panoramic views, fresh mountain air, and a peaceful escape from the city—making it perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike.Hiking to Big Almaty Lake is one of the most scenic outdoor experiences near Almaty.

Pick-up at the hotel and drop off at the national park

Charyn National Park — the 2nd largest canyon in the world 🏜

Carved by wind and water over millions of years, Charyn Canyon is a surreal landscape of towering red rock formations, narrow gorges, and dramatic cliffs. Just a few hours from Almaty, this natural wonder offers stunning hikes, panoramic views, and a sense of awe that words can’t capture.

Pick-up at the hotel and drop off at the national park

Kolsai Lakes National Park is one of Kazakhstan’s most breathtaking natural treasures, often called the “Pearls of the Tien Shan.” Located near the Kyrgyz border, the park features a series of three mountain lakes surrounded by dense forests and snow-capped peaks. Visitors can hike between the lower and middle lakes, enjoy horseback riding, or simply relax in the pristine alpine scenery. With its fresh air, crystal-clear waters, and peaceful atmosphere, Kolsai is a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers.Kolsai Lakes National Park is one of Kazakhstan’s most breathtaking natural treasures, often called the “Pearls of the Tien Shan.”

Pick-up from Kolsai Lakes available.

Kaindy Lake is a surreal and otherworldly destination in Kazakhstan’s Almaty region, known for its submerged forest and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Formed after an earthquake-triggered landslide in 1911, the lake preserved the trunks of spruce trees rising eerily from beneath the surface. Located near the Kolsai Lakes, Kaindy is a popular spot for hiking, horseback riding, and photography. Its haunting beauty and unique origin make it a truly unforgettable stop on any nature-focused adventure in the Tien Shan mountains.

High-speed train (Talgo):

• Duration: ~11–13 hours

• Air-conditioning, sleeper cabins, dining car

• Daily departures (both daytime and overnight)

Regular trains:

• Duration: ~15–20 hours

• More budget-friendly

• Basic but reliable, with sleeper compartments

The route from Almaty to Astana offers a unique way to experience the vast steppe landscapes of the country. Whether you choose a modern high-speed Talgo train or a classic sleeper, it’s a relaxed and efficient way to travel. Enjoy local views, meet locals, fellow travelers, and arrive well-rested for your next adventure. An ideal option for those who want to experience Kazakhstan beyond the skies.

Pick-up at the railway station available.

Astana is the modern capital of Kazakhstan, known for its bold futuristic architecture and rapidly growing skyline. Located in the north-central steppe, it blends government institutions with cultural landmarks like the Bayterek Tower and the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation.

Astana — the futuristic capital of Kazakhstan ✨

A city of striking architecture, world-class cuisine, and refined experiences set against the endless Kazakh steppe.

It’s where old meets new, East meets West. Sip fine wine with a skyline view, unwind in five-star comfort, and explore a capital that feels like the future.

Transfer to Astana Railway Station available.

Burabay National Park, often called the “Kazakh Switzerland,” is a scenic nature reserve in northern Kazakhstan, known for its pine-covered mountains, serene lakes, and striking rock formations. Just a few hours from Astana, it’s a perfect getaway for hiking, boating, and wildlife spotting. Iconic sites include Lake Burabay, the sphinx-like Okzhetpes rock, and Bolektau mountain, offering panoramic views.

If you stayed at Burabay for the previous night, you can take the train in the morning after breakfast, to head back to Astana. Airport drop-off is available.

Astana offers international flights to key destinations in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Major airlines such as Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, FlyDubai, and Air Astana connect the capital to cities like Istanbul, Frankfurt, Dubai, Seoul, and Tashkent, making it a growing hub for international travelers.

Step into the past at Almaty’s Huns Ethno-Village, a living museum that brings the nomadic traditions to life. Just outside the city, this village offers visitors a chance to experience yurt living, try on traditional clothing and watch horseback games.

Hiking near Almaty offers incredible variety—from easy trails to high-altitude treks. Expect panoramic mountain views, alpine meadows, waterfalls, and fresh mountain air just a short drive from the city.