Almaty-Saty

Medeu Skating Rink and Ski Resort - The Medeu is a high-altitude sports complex situated near Almaty, known as the “southern capital” of Kazakhstan, at an elevation of 1,691 meters above sea level.

Shymbulak - Shymbulak, also referred to as Chimbulak, is a renowned ski resort close to Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the largest in Central Asia. Nestled in the Zailiyskiy Alatau mountains at an altitude of 2,200 meters, it offers breathtaking views and a mild climate with abundant sunny days. The resort is famous for its well-maintained slopes, modern lifts, and a freestyle park, accommodating all skill levels from novices to experts. Shymbulak is a year-round destination, with activities such as hiking and mountain biking available during the summer.

Zeleny Bazar - Zelyony (Green) Bazaar in Almaty is a lively central market celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and extensive variety of goods, offering everything from fresh produce and spices to textiles and souvenirs. It’s a favored spot for both locals and tourists to experience Kazakh daily life and discover a diverse range of products, including local delicacies and handcrafted items.

Park Named After Panfilov’s 28 Guardsmen - “Panfilov’s 28” refers to a group of 28 Soviet soldiers from the Red Army’s 316th Rifle Division, who, according to Soviet accounts, bravely defended Moscow against a German tank assault during the Battle of Moscow in 1941. They are honored for their courage in halting the advance of German tanks, and their story is often linked with the Park of 28 Panfilov Guardsmen in Almaty.

Zenkov’s Cathedral - Zenkov Cathedral, also known as Ascension Cathedral, is a wooden Russian Orthodox cathedral located in Panfilov Park in Almaty. Constructed between 1904 and 1907, it’s a notable example of early 20th-century Russian wooden architecture, remarkable for being built without nails and for its durability during an earthquake. It’s one of the tallest wooden buildings globally and a significant cultural and historical landmark in Almaty.

Kok-Tobe Hill - Kok-Tobe Hill is a popular recreational area and landmark in Almaty, Kazakhstan, situated on a 1,100-meter (3,600 ft) hill. It offers panoramic city views, a cable car ride, the Almaty TV Tower, and various attractions and entertainment options.

Kaindy and Kolsay

Lake Kaindy - Lake Kaindy stretches about 400 meters long, reaching depths of nearly 30 meters at its deepest point. Due to limestone deposits, the water retains a bluish-green hue. The lake features trunks of submerged Picea schrenkiana trees that rise above the water’s surface.

Kolsai Lake - “Kolsay” translates to “Valley Lake” in the Kazakh language, as these freshwater lakes are nestled in a valley in the Northern Tien Shan Mountains, approximately 300 kilometers from Almaty. The three lakes – Verkhneye (Upper), Mynzholki (Middle), and Nizhneye (Lower) - are located at 2,700, 2,250, and 1,800 meters above sea level, respectively.

Grand Charyn Canyon

Charyn Canyon National Park - The canyon is formed along the banks of the Charyn River, stretching approximately 80 kilometers (50 mi) (90 kilometers (56 mi) is also stated). The river spans a total length of 393 kilometers (244 mi), originating from the Tian Shan Mountains and flowing over the arid semi-desert to eastern Almaty.

• Accommodation for two nights in hotels or guesthouses
• Entrance fee to Charyn
• Entrance fee to Kolsay
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Bottled water

• Boat Riding 25USD
• Horse Riding 22USD

Medeu: Experience the excitement of skating at the world’s highest outdoor ice rink, situated in the stunning heights of Medeu.

Shymbulak: Dive into the captivating beauty of Shymbulak, an alpine resort that turns into a magical winter paradise.

Kok Tobe: City Lights and Panoramic Views
End your adventure at Kok Tobe, a scenic retreat offering a breathtaking view of Almaty’s city lights below.

What sets the Charyn Grand Canyon apart from other locations is its vibrant geological history, where the passage of time is intricately woven into the landscape.

The journey continues to the peacefulness of Kolsay Lake, a series of three alpine lakes cradled by the rugged Tien Shan mountains.

Kaindy Lake, known as the “Sunken Forest,” is a distinctive and picturesque spot. Its name comes from the submerged trees preserved after a 1911 earthquake caused a massive landslide, creating a natural dam that formed the lake.

• The transport is included in the total duration.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.