Various trips around the territory of Kazakhstan

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KAZAKHSTAN
The Republic of Kazakhstan offers almost all types of tourism - research, entertainment, ethnic and cultural, nature, health, children's tourism, sports, hunting, equestrian tourism, etc. Tourists are offered a variety of travel routes throughout the territory of Kazakhstan. There are 32 hotels in Kazakhstan with a capacity of 876 people at a time. There are 372 hotels with 4950 beds in Almaty alone. Foreign tourists can choose one of the hotels that offer a full range of services: Alatau, Kazakhstan, Friendship, Hot, Astana, Ankara, Hyatt Regency Almaty, Intourist and others. The Republic of Kazakhstan is characterized by unique natural and geographical conditions.

South Kazakhstan

South Kazakhstan (Almaty, Jambul, South Kazakhstan, Kyzylorda regions) is a region of ancient history and culture with medieval architectural monuments (Aysha-Bibi, Karakhan, Bobochi-Khotun mausoleums in Taraz, Khoja Ahmad Yassavi complex in Turkestan), Alma-Ata. Unique Scythian tombs in Fatherland. The Boykonur cosmodrome is also located in this area. In addition, the region has excellent climatic opportunities for recreation, treatment, hunting, mountaineering, skiing and skating.

West Kazakhstan

West Kazakhstan (Aktobe, Atyrau, Mangistau regions) is located at the junction of the Caspian Sea basin, the Volga, the Urals and the continents of Europe and Asia. It is home to the world's second deepest point, the Karagiyakh sediment and chalk rocks at a depth of 132 m above sea level. There are rich hunting forests, the necessary conditions for those who want to go fishing, water sports. The ancient Mangyshlak and Ustyurt nature reserves, as well as places of interest related to Kazakh folklore, are of great scientific interest.

Northern Kazakhstan

North Kazakhstan (Kostanay, North Kazakhstan and Pavlodar regions) - the landscape and climatic conditions of the region create favorable conditions for recreation in a variety of forms of recreation - by car, bicycle, water transport. While the resorts of Kokshetau, Bayan-aul, and Muyaldi offer holiday treatments, the Kurgaljino and Naurzum nature reserves offer great opportunities for those interested in scientific tourism.

Central Kazakhstan

Balkhash, one of the largest lakes in the world, is located in Central Kazakhstan (Karaganda region). There are many archeological and ethnographic sites in the country.

East Kazakhstan

East Kazakhstan is the Altai and foothill forested areas, the Irtysh River and the Zaysan, Markakol, Olakol and Sauskan lakes. The flora and fauna of the region is extremely rich and colorful. The Semipalatinsk region is home to the great Kazakh enlightened poet Abay Kononbaev and the famous writer Mukhtor Avezov.