Kazakhstan BEST Travel and TouRS

Kaindy Lake is an idyllic mountain lake in Kazakhstan's portion of the Tian Shan Mountains, close to the country's largest city, Almaty. The lake was formed after an earthquake in 1911, which caused a major landslide, effectively creating a natural dam. The most striking view of this forest is under the water.

Great natural beauty, incredible sunsets and great views. These are reviews of at least two comparable places on Earth, which, nevertheless, are not just in different countries - on different continents. This, of course, is about the Charyn Canyon in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan and the Grand Canyon on the Colorado Plateau, Arizona, USA. Those lucky ones who managed to visit both national parks say that they really can be compared - both in general and in detail.

Clean mountain air, beautiful nature, a magnificent lake and, of course, proximity to the city (28.5 km south of Almaty). Escape the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Big Almaty Lake. Our tour offers stunning views of the lake, the surrounding mountains and the opportunity to experience the local culture.

Since ancient times it has been known as a summer pasture and as a place through which caravan routes from Europe and Central Asia to China and India ran.
The Asy Plateau is an incredible intermountain valley of subalpine meadows. The height of this majestic work of nature is from 2200 to 2600 meters above sea level.

On natural canvases - patinated rocks - animals, anthropomorphic characters, scenes of hunting, life, wanderings, rituals, geometric symbols (solar, etc.) are depicted.
Many petroglyphs are most likely associated with the mounds of the Besshatyr valley, since most of the drawings date from the period from the Bronze Age to the Saks time, although there are also later, medieval ones.
Petroglyphs - drawings of people and animals carved on stone - give an idea of ​​the life and way of life of the nomadic tribes that inhabited the territory of Semirechie in ancient times.

Aktau Mountains in Kazakhstan offer a surreal and otherworldly experience that feels like you're exploring another planet. The unique landscape features dramatic rock formations in shades of pink, red, and orange that have been shaped by millions of years of erosion. It's truly a photographer's dream come true. Join our tour and discover the stunning beauty of the Aktau Mountains for yourself.

The alpine lake Issyk (Esik) is located in the gorge of the same name, on the territory of the Trans-Ili Alatau, 70 km from Almaty. The lake was formed 8-10 thousand years ago as a result of a mountain collapse and is located at an altitude of 1760 meters above sea level. Translated from Kazakh, the word "esik" means "door". In Soviet times, locals called this lake "Zhasyl kol" (green lake).

This place was built as a set for the movie "Nomad", which was released in 2005. But you will be surprised how organically it fits into the surrounding landscape. Now this city is often called the "Fortress of the Nomads", and thousands of tourists flock to this tourist site every year, located on the banks of the Ili River.