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Kazakhstan is colossal — the kind of big that makes maps feel insecure. As the world’s ninth-largest country, it stretches across sweeping steppes, otherworldly canyons, shimmering lakes, and mountain ranges that seem to rise straight into the clouds. Here, nomadic heritage meets futuristic ambition, especially in the bold skylines of Nur-Sultan and the lively charm of Almaty. It’s a destination where tradition and innovation shake hands, then invite you along for the ride.

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    Kazakhstan At-a-Glance

    Sharing borders with Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan is a crossroads of cultures and continents. Its terrain shifts from the towering Tien Shan and Altai mountains to vast deserts and fertile valleys. Nomadic traditions remain at the heart of its identity, even as the country rapidly advances with an energy-rich economy and bold architectural visions. Kazakh and Russian are widely spoken, and Islam sits at the core of most communities, complemented by a Christian minority.

    Currency
    Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT)
    Capital City
    Astana
    Winter avg temp
    −20°C to −10°C
    Language
    Kazakh (official), Russian (widely spoken)
    Summer avg temp
    20°C to 30°C
    Good morning
    Қайырлы таң!
    Time Zone
    UTC +5 to UTC +
    Good evening
    Қайырлы кеш!
    Kazakhstan is the ultimate blend of raw nature and daring modernity. One moment you’re standing in an ancient canyon, the next you’re staring up at a skyline that looks straight out of the future.
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    Our top 5 things to do in Kazakhstan

    Charyn Canyon

    Hike through this dramatic, rust-colored gorge, often compared to the Grand Canyon, where the landscapes look carved by both time and imagination.

    Futuristic Nur-Sultan

    Marvel at cutting-edge architecture like the Bayterek Tower and Khan Shatyr, a cityscape that feels like tomorrow’s postcard.

    Lake Alakol

    Unwind beside this mineral-rich lake known for its healing waters and striking scenery, the ultimate reset button.

    Medeu & Shymbulak

    Skate, ski, or simply breathe in the crisp mountain air at these iconic high-altitude sporting spots just outside Almaty.

    Tamgaly Tas Petroglyphs

    Step back thousands of years at this UNESCO-listed site where ancient rock carvings depict spiritual symbols and everyday life.

    Best museums in Kazakhstan

    Nur-Sultan

    The Museum of the First President

    A deep dive into the country’s modern political history with striking exhibits and contemporary design.

    Almaty

    Museum of Kazakh Folk Instruments and Culture

    A vibrant showcase of traditional instruments that reflect Kazakhstan’s nomadic rhythms and artistic heritage.

    Nur-Sultan

    National Museum of Kazakhstan

    Bold, modern, and expansive, this museum captures everything from early civilizations to today’s nation-building.

    Best food in Kazakhstan

    Beshbarmak

    The national dish, tender boiled meat served over wide noodles, rich, hearty, and central to nomadic hospitality.

    Kazy

    A traditional horsemeat sausage is packed with deep, savory flavor and is often served at celebrations.

    Shashlik

    Skewered, marinated meat grilled over open coals — smoky, juicy, and dangerously easy to fall in love with.

    Other things to know before you go

    Kazakhstan swings between blazing summers and winters that mean business, so pack smart. Tourism is growing fast, but remote regions still require planning and patience. Russian or Kazakh will open more doors than English, especially outside major cities. And as always, embracing local customs from nomadic traditions to modern etiquette will turn a great trip into a memorable one.

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