TOURISM & CULTURE

Kazakhstan is where the world’s most diverse landscapes and cultures reside

FROM SNOW-capped peaks to sun-scorched deserts, Kazakhstan OFFERS travellers and investors a destination like no other.

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UNESCO World Heritage sites

64

Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks

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Visitors per year expected by 2030

83

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A Journey Through Diverse Landscapes, Modern Cities, and Timeless Traditions

With forests, deserts, lakes, mountains, and canyons side by side, it’s easy to think you're in the French Alps one minute and the Sahara the next.
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Experiences abound across all four seasons, each of which offer unique travel opportunities, from winter resorts and summer mountain treks to autumn forest walks and springtime blooms. Together with its modern cities steeped in cultural traditions, Kazakhstan is an irresistible destination for travelers and investors alike.

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A region on the rise.
20 million visitors are expected by 2030.

Kazakhstan is rapidly transforming into a premier tourist destination at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, with visitor numbers projected to reach 20 million annually by 2030. The country continues to enhance its international connectivity, offering direct flights to major global cities such as Abu Dhabi, Istanbul, and beyond, with further route expansions planned. Investors are invited to explore opportunities in this dynamic and fast-growing tourism market, positioned strategically to attract travellers from around the world.

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a land of breathtaking locations

Almaty

The vibrant cultural heart
The vibrant cultural heart, nestled within the Ili-Alatau mountains and surrounded by natural beauty, from Charyn Canyon to Altyn Emel National Park.

Astana

Astana is a striking blend of futuristic architecture and Kazakh..
Astana is a striking blend of futuristic architecture and Kazakh tradition, with bold skylines, wide boulevards, and vibrant cultural spaces. From the shimmering Baiterek Tower to its buzzing art and food scene, the city offers a modern gateway to Central Asia.

Turkistan

With a story stretching back over 1,500 years, Turkistan was one...
With a story stretching back over 1,500 years, Turkistan was one of the Silk Road’s earliest commercial capitals and the capital of the Kazakh Khanate from the 16th century. Its role in the early spread of Islam sets it apart, highlighted by UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi. As well as a milestone in Islamic and Silk Road architecture, it’s a major pilgrimage site.

Aktau

Located on the Caspian Sea is a popular destination for exploring ..
Located on the Caspian Sea, is a popular destination for exploring the region's natural wonders. One of its main attractions is Bozjyra, a scenic canyon known for its unique rock formations. The area is perfect for hiking and photography. Nearby, the tranquil mountains and sandy beaches of the Caspian provide a perfect escape. Eco-tourism thrives here, with excursions to nature reserves and protected areas offering unforgettable experiences.

Burabay

Famous for its beautiful lakes, forests, and rolling hills
Famous for its beautiful lakes, forests, and rolling hills, this area is perfect for both relaxation and active tourism. Burabay offers a serene escape from city life with its clean air and stunning views.

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Kazakhstan is unlocking one of the world’s most underexplored growth markets — with bold investment in people, energy, infrastructure and services. The systems are in place. The support is real. The opportunity is now.

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