Discover Almaty – The Jewel of Kazakhstan

Unforgettable Almaty: Mountains, Culture & More
Starting from AED 3999.00 AED 2899.00

Overview

Book a 3-night Almaty, Kazakhstan Tour Package and immerse yourself in a city where modern architecture, rich history, and natural wonders blend seamlessly. Almaty is known for its leafy avenues, lively cultural scene, and breathtaking landscapes just beyond the city.

With this exclusive Kazakhstan Tour Package, you will enjoy comfortable hotel stays, daily breakfast, airport transfers, and guided tours to some of the region’s most remarkable sights. From city highlights like Republic Square and Kok-Tobe Hill to the striking Charyn Canyon and turquoise Issyk Lake, every day brings a new adventure.

Bayterek Tower in Astana
Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center in Astana

Itinerary & Road Map

Day 1: Arrival in Almaty

Upon arrival at Almaty International Airport, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel. After check-in, take time to rest or step out and discover the city at your own pace. You can wander through local markets, taste Kazakh delicacies, or simply enjoy the vibrant nightlife.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, set off on a half-day guided city tour (around 4 hours). Explore the historical and cultural landmarks of Almaty:

  • 28 Panfilov Guardsmen Park, dedicated to WWII heroes.
  • Republic Square, Abay Square, and Astana Square, each holding significant monuments.
  • The Monument of Independence, symbolizing Kazakhstan’s freedom.
  • The elegant Opera and Ballet Theater, a fine example of Almaty’s cultural spirit.

Later, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and continue to the Almaty Museum for a one-hour visit. This fascinating museum traces the city’s history from its earliest settlements to the present day, with sections dedicated to the Kazakh statehood, the Verny period, and modern Almaty.

In the afternoon, head to the city’s highest point — Kok-Tobe Park, perched on a 1,100-meter hill. To reach the top, ride the scenic cable car that glides over Almaty’s oldest neighborhoods and fruit orchards. Once at the park, take in the panoramic views of the city skyline and the mountains beyond.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After breakfast, the day is yours to enjoy as you wish. You may relax, shop for souvenirs, or continue exploring Almaty on your own.

Alternatively, join the optional full-day tour to Charyn Canyon National Park (AED 600 per person, minimum 2 pax). About 90 km from the city, this canyon is often called the “Grand Canyon of Central Asia.”

During the tour, you will:

  • Hike down to the canyon floor and admire its dramatic rock formations.
  • Visit traditional yurts that showcase the lifestyle of local nomads.
  • Learn fascinating stories about Kazakh culture and history from your guide.

Return to Almaty in the evening and relax at your hotel.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and transfer to Almaty International Airport for your flight home. As you leave, carry with you unforgettable memories of Kazakhstan’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.

Itinerary & Road Map

Day 1: Arrival in Almaty

Upon arrival at Almaty International Airport, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel. After check-in, take time to rest or step out and discover the city at your own pace. You can wander through local markets, taste Kazakh delicacies, or simply enjoy the vibrant nightlife.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, set off on a half-day guided city tour (around 4 hours). Explore the historical and cultural landmarks of Almaty:

  • 28 Panfilov Guardsmen Park, dedicated to WWII heroes.
  • Republic Square, Abay Square, and Astana Square, each holding significant monuments.
  • The Monument of Independence, symbolizing Kazakhstan’s freedom.
  • The elegant Opera and Ballet Theater, a fine example of Almaty’s cultural spirit.

Later, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and continue to the Almaty Museum for a one-hour visit. This fascinating museum traces the city’s history from its earliest settlements to the present day, with sections dedicated to the Kazakh statehood, the Verny period, and modern Almaty.

In the afternoon, head to the city’s highest point — Kok-Tobe Park, perched on a 1,100-meter hill. To reach the top, ride the scenic cable car that glides over Almaty’s oldest neighborhoods and fruit orchards. Once at the park, take in the panoramic views of the city skyline and the mountains beyond.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After breakfast, the day is yours to enjoy as you wish. You may relax, shop for souvenirs, or continue exploring Almaty on your own.

Alternatively, join the optional full-day tour to Charyn Canyon National Park (AED 600 per person, minimum 2 pax). About 90 km from the city, this canyon is often called the “Grand Canyon of Central Asia.”

During the tour, you will:

  • Hike down to the canyon floor and admire its dramatic rock formations.
  • Visit traditional yurts that showcase the lifestyle of local nomads.
  • Learn fascinating stories about Kazakh culture and history from your guide.

Return to Almaty in the evening and relax at your hotel.
Overnight stay in Almaty.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and transfer to Almaty International Airport for your flight home. As you leave, carry with you unforgettable memories of Kazakhstan’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.

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FAQ'S - Kazakhstan Holidays Package

1. Do I need a visa for Kazakhstan?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many travelers can apply online for an e-visa, while some are visa-free. Always check before booking.

2. What is the best time to visit Kazakhstan?

April–May and September–October offer the best weather. Summer is great for mountains; winter is ideal for snow lovers.

3. Which cities are included in most tours?

Most packages cover Almaty and Astana, plus natural attractions like Charyn Canyon and Kolsai Lakes.

4. How many days are enough for Kazakhstan?

7–10 days is perfect to explore major cities and nearby nature spots.

5. What local foods should I try?

Try traditional dishes like beshbarmak (meat & noodles), kazy (horse sausage), plov, and regional dairy/nomadic specialties. City restaurants offer international cuisine too.

6. How strenuous are typical tours — are they family-friendly?

Tours vary. City and culture packages are low-impact and good for families; trekking, multi-day horse/nomad-camp trips are moderate to strenuous. Check difficulty levels and altitude in the itinerary.

7. What should I pack for a Kazakhstan tour?

Layers (weather can change quickly), good walking shoes for nature/treks, sunscreen, hat, a light waterproof, any personal meds, and a power adapter (European-style plugs). If you travel in winter, bring warm thermal layers.

8. Will I need a local SIM card / internet?

Yes — mobile coverage is good in cities and many tourist regions; buy a local SIM at the airport or in cities for data.

9. What currency and payment methods are used?

The local currency is the tenge (KZT). Cash is common in smaller towns; major hotels, restaurants, and cities accept cards and have ATMs. Exchange some cash on arrival for remote areas.

10. What is the new QazETA / e-Visa system and how does it affect tours?

Kazakhstan introduced the QazETA/ETA system (and e-visa portals) so eligible visitors can get pre-arrival authorization via a mobile app or online portal — it speeds up entry but travelers must apply before arrival.

11: Is travel insurance required for Georgia?

Travel insurance is recommended and sometimes required during visa processing. It covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and baggage loss.
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