The timeless charm of this Central Asian gem lies in its beautiful cities. Kazakhstan cities will leave you in awe of their beauty and weirdness. There are unearthed sites, unexplored attractions, and unwitnessed landscapes waiting for you to discover. From the Atlai Mountains to the Caspian Sea, Majestic Canyon, Colossal Glaciers, and much more, an array of experiences awaits your arrival.
With two time zones and five climate zones, Kazakhstan has a wide geographical diversity that accounts for exciting travel experiences. If you want to experience everything that Kazakhstan has to offer, you must skim through this post. We have curated a list of the best Kazakhstan cities where you can relish dramatic mountains, canyons, valleys, and lakes.
Top 10 Most Visited Kazakhstan Cities
1. Almaty
Almaty is known as the largest cultural hub of Kazakhstan. It is one of the gorgeous Kazakhstan cities, offering a beautiful outdoor setting. Set in the foothills of the Alatau mountains, Almaty offers picture-perfect landscapes. The soaring snow-capped mountains create a gracious backdrop for everyone. Kazakhstan offers vibrant attractions such as the Central State Museum, Zenkov Cathedral, Charyn Canyon, Kok Tobe Park, and Museum of Folk Musical Instruments. Besides, there are various exciting outdoor activities that you can indulge in. From hiking the mountains to sitting by the upper lake, Almaty has so much for its tourists.
2. Astana
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