Astana
Named as the ‘Singapore of the steppes’ by Lonely Planet, Astana is the first introduction to Kazakhstan for many travelers. The world’s youngest capital, it has already reinvented itself as one of the most innovative cities.
Almaty
The city is framed by snowcapped mountains covered with spruces creating a stunning scenery year round. A world class ski resort literally in the city coupled with a rich gastronomic scene and vibrant nightlife make it world's toppest apre-ski destination
Shymkent
An ancient city on the Silk Road, the famous trading route from China to Europe. The city’s trading history is still reflected in bustling bazaars. Be sure to visit local restaurants for some excellent Central Asian cuisine
Akmola province
Only a few hours drive from the capital there are overwhelmingly beautiful lakes, surrounded by mountains and pine forest, in Burabay. There is also a haven for birds of all kinds, including pink flamingos, in Korgalzhyn Reserve
Aktobe province
Landmark of the region is a snow-white mountain ridge composed of limestone and vast steppes covered with wild tulips during spring. Aktobe is also a homeland of Dimash, young singer who won the hearts of people across the world
Almaty province
This region boasts the best of country's national parks with absolutely stunning landscapes. While heading to turquoise glacier lakes find yourself venturing on a round of hiking or horse riding or simply unwinding into a warm welcome of local guesthouses
Atyrau province
Be it Inder Lake, surrounded by salt shores and limestone hills, creating a mind-blowing view, or Kigach River Valley, the northernmost point of lotus blooming, – Atyrau, despite its image of oil region, has definitely got something to offer
East Kazakhstan province
Mysterious Altai Mountains and breathtaking natural wonders, clear blue lakes and magnificent snow-covered peaks make this place a perfect "escape" destination for those seeking peace of mind and personal reflection
Jambyl province
In spring, here you can see a wonderful phenomenon: the flowering of wild tulips of various shapes and colors. The province is one of the highlights of Kazakhstan for those who are into ecotourism, as well as wishing to explore history of the Silk Road
West Kazakhstan province
Sitting at the border with Russia this part of the country is sandwiched between Europe and Asia for centuries serving as a trade hub. Monuments and local museums will tell you the story of the province, particularly of the vibrant XIX century events
Karagandy province
With Karlag, one of the largest Gulag camps, organized during the time of mass political repressions in the USSR, this region is famous for dark tourism. You can also immerse in medieval history here at a Mausoleum of Jochi, Genghis Khan's first-born son
Kostanay province
Its relict pine forests and crystal-clear lakes draw outdoors lovers. Incredibly rich fauna makes this region a hotspot for hunting and fishing
Kyzylorda province
If you are fascinated by the universe and like to travel off the beaten track, then be sure to come to this region. There is Baikonur Cosmodrome, the world’s first and largest spaceport, which you can visit with a guided tour
Mangystau province
Millions of years ago the Tethys Ocean covered this land. Its remnants, fossils of long extinct species, are easy to find today. Vast clay deserts, salt pans, limestone mountains… You will remember these unearthly landscapes for years to come
Pavlodar province
Drive along a steep serpentine road and admire the landscapes of Bayanaul National Park: mountains covered with evergreen pinetree forest, picturesque valleys and azure lakes, with Jasybay Lake being the crown jewel of the region
North Kazakhstan province
This place is a land of myriad lakes, rivers and birch forests. Thousands of years ago, horse was first domesticated here launching a new era in the history of mankind
Turkistan province
The region’s most prominent historical attraction is the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi inscribed into UNESCO's World Heritage List. Explore the ruins of ancient cities once flourishing until the demise of the Great Silk Road
Abay region
The region is famous for its historical and cultural monuments, shrouded in legends about beautiful and eternal love. The great Abai was born here, his “Words of Edification” were published here, which are still relevant today.
Ulytau region
Ulytau– the oldest Saryarka mountain range, is of exceptional importance in the history of the formation of the Kazakh Khanate.
Zhetysu region
The land of seven rivers is a fertile land! Its rivers and lakes are full of fish, and Zhailau is picturesque with its open spaces. The waters of Lake Alakol will not only give you pleasure from swimming, but will also heal you from many ailments.