Kolsai Lakes
Kolsai Lakes, located in the northern Tien Shan mountains of Kazakhstan, are a group of three stunning mountain lakes. Lakes are located near the border with Kyrgyzstan.
Snow tubing in Almaty
Looking for fun. Go for snow tubing. This activity does not require speciall skills and popular in Almaty in winter.
Moon Canyon (Uzynbulak canyon)
Moon canyon is a part of Charyn Canyon less known than Valley of Castles but this is real natural gem of the area. Do not miss it if you plan your trip to Charyn.
Charyn Canyon, Valley of Castles
This is most popular part of Charyn Canyon. It has nice new visiting center. Your reward for hiking along the bottom of the Canyon will be magic views and beautiful Charyn river.
Explore Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan by Car
Best of both countries going round the most famous Alpine lake in Central Asia – Issyk Kul.
Big Almaty Lake during different time of year
Experience the remarkable transformations of Big Almaty Lake throughout the year, from the burst of life in spring to the winter wonderland. Plan your visit now!
Ascending to New Heights: The Shymbulak Cable Car Experience
Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Shymbulak Cable Car in Kazakhstan. Ascend the Tien Shan Mountains for breathtaking views and unforgettable moments.
Fascinating Facts about Big Almaty Lake
Discover the fascinating facts and breathtaking beauty of Big Almaty Lake in Kazakhstan. From its glacial origins to its stunning turquoise waters, this natural wonder is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and travelers. Join me on a tour to experience its charm firsthand.
Turgay geoglyphs can help reveal nomadic secrets, says discoverer
More than a year had passed since mysterious structures were discovered across Northern Kazakhstan in March 2007 by Kostanai resident Dmitriy Dey, but the lack of information on dating and belonging to an archaeological culture prevented making statements about finding ancient monuments of global importance.
“Tamgaly Petroglyphs: Kazakhstan’s Ancient Rock Art Sanctuary”
Discover the stunning Tamgaly petroglyphs in southeastern Kazakhstan. With over 4000 carvings from the Bronze Age, this World Heritage site is a must-see.