Almaty Tour Package

Almaty will surprise you with how perfectly it blends old-world charm with buzzing city life. You will see tall mountains with snow on top right behind the city, which looks amazing. The streets are wide and lined with trees, and there are lovely cafes where you can sit and relax. The markets are charming and full of interesting things to buy and take back home with you.

What makes this place special is that it has something to offer everyone whether a couple is looking for a romantic trip, friends wanting adventure, or families just wanting to have a good time together. The Almaty tour package is designed in a way that it will cover all the best parts of the city without any hassle. You can do so many activities here, like taking cable car rides up to the mountains or walking through beautiful green parks.

Our Almaty tour packages start from around ₹75,999 including flights, but you can also customize them according to your preferences. The Almatians here are very friendly and welcoming, and you'll definitely go home with great stories to tell your friends and family. So why to wait? Contact us and book your Almaty trip now.

Why Choose Almaty Trip Package with Capture A Trip?

Almaty is a city that offers a great blend of journey, tradition, and relaxation. With Capture a Trip, you could enjoy the fineness of Almaty with a personalized touch. Whether or not you are exploring ancient structures, purchasing at lively markets, or enjoying beautiful mountain views, we make sure each second of your tour is unforgettable. Book your Almaty travel packages with Capture a Trip today and discover a glimpse of this wonderful city.

Inclusions of Our Almaty Tour Package

These Almaty tour packages are designed to ensure your trip flows smoothly without any hassles:

• Comfortable accommodation with daily breakfast to start your mornings with energy.

• We help you in getting a visa and handle the paperwork for you.

• Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles for all your sightseeing spots.

• Cable car experiences to Kok Tobe and Shymbulak.

• Round the clock travel support and English speaking guides to help you navigate the city like a local.

• Airport transfers so you can relax from the moment you land until you head back home.

Exclusions of Our Almaty Tour Package

We believe in transparency, so here's what you'll need to budget for separately:

• Personal shopping experience at the local markets and get souvenirs that attract you.

• Do activities like horse riding, mountain trek, or additional cable car rides beyond what is included.

• Visa fee is not included and paid by the customer.

• Meals beyond breakfast, tips for guides and drivers, and those little personal treats that make trips special.

• Airport taxes, porterage charges, and any expenses that aren't specifically mentioned in your itinerary.

This way, you'll know exactly what's sorted for you and what gives you the freedom to personalise your Almaty adventure according to your preferences.

Things You Should Know Before Planning a Almaty Trip

Waiting for your upcoming trip to Almaty? Then this is the time to know these things . Almaty is a beautiful city in Kazakhstan has so much to offer from stunning mountains to busy markets and rich culture. But like any international trip, a little planning goes a long way. Knowing some basic information about visas, money, phone connections, and local customs will help in making your Almaty trip  easier and more enjoyable. Here are some simple tips that every traveler should know before packing their bags for Kazakhstan.

Visa 

For Indian Citizens:

Indians can visit Almaty visa-free for up to 14 days per trip, with a 42-day limit in 180 days. For longer stays, apply for a visa (tourist/business/work). Requirements: passport (6 months validity), return ticket, hotel booking, photos, and funds. E-visas available. Carry travel insurance and documents. Check  visa-migration portal or  the Indian Embassy for updates.

For Other Nationalities:

Kazakhstan allows visa-free entry (14–90 days) to 80+ countries, including the USA, UK, UAE, Singapore, and Germany. Must have a valid passport, return ticket, and hotel booking. Longer stays need a visa or e-visa (with invitation, if required). Non-eligible countries need a standard visa. Register locally if you stay    over 5 days. Visit official sites for the latest info.

Currency & Payment Information

The currency used in Kazakhstan is the Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT). Other currency is not accepted in Almaty, so you need to exchange your money before you arrive. You can exchange currency at the airport, banks, or at money exchange shops or you can opt for cards but don't totally depend on the digital currency, carrying cash is must. Always count your notes before leaving the counter.

• ATMs are easy to find in malls, hotels, and the city centre.

• Cash is useful for taxis, street food, and small shops.

  Cards like Visa and Mastercard work at hotels, big restaurants, and shopping centres. Some shops may add a small extra charge (2–3%) when you pay with international cards.

Exchange rate: ₹1 is around 5–6 KZT, but it changes daily.

Tip: Airport counters are easy but give less value. You can get better rates in the city.

SIM Cards & Internet

Getting a local SIM card in Almaty is easy. You can also buy it from the airport or from mobile shops in the city.

The main mobile companies are:

• Beeline

• Kcell (Activ)

• Tele2

These companies offer prepaid plans with data and calls. You will need your passport to get a SIM card. Plans start from 2GB and go up to unlimited data. Most plans also have calling options.

Where to buy:

• Airport shops (more expensive)

• Mobile stores in malls and markets

Tip: Ask the shop staff to help you activate the SIM and turn on the internet before leaving. Most of them speak basic English.

Language Guide

People in Almaty mainly speak Kazakh and Russian. English is spoken at hotels and tourist places, but not everywhere. Learning a few words can really help. Here are some useful ones:

* Hello – Privyet (Russian) / Salem (Kazakh)

• Thank you – Spasibo / Rakhmet

• How much? – Skol'ko eto stoit? / Qansha turady?

• Help – Pomoshch / Kömek

Tip: Russian is more common in the city. Don’t worry if you can’t say it perfectly. Locals are friendly and will try to help.

Documents to Carry for your Almaty Trip

Getting the right papers ready makes your Almaty trip easy and stress-free. You need these important documents for airport checks, hotel bookings, and other places during your visit. Here’s what to bring with you:

* Your passport (make sure it’s not expired)

• Flight tickets and booking papers

• Hotel booking papers or place where you’ll stay

• Bank cards and some cash money in Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT)

• Small passport photos and valid ID card

Note: Take 2 extra soft copies (other than original ones) of all your important documents with you.

Best Time to Visit Almaty

Almaty changing seasons provide unique shades to revel in, making every visit unique in its way. Whether you are drawn by way of snow-filled adventures, cultural attractions, or natural beauty, knowing the best time to visit Almaty can help you to pick out the best time to visit Almaty tour package. 

Spring (March to May)

Spring in Almaty paints the city with blooming plants, clear skies, and pleasant temperatures. This is the best time to visit Almaty's parks, gardens, and outside cafés. It’s also a wonderful season for mountain activities like hiking or sightseeing. Spring adds fresh charm to your journey, making it ideal for travellers seeking Almaty holiday packages that celebrate nature's renewal and mild weather conditions.

• Weather: Cool mornings with sunny afternoons

• Temperature: Ranges from 10°C to 20°C

Summer (June to August)

Summers in Almaty are warm and active, making it a super season for outdoor exploration. The mountains nearby offer cool escapes and are incredible for trekking, camping, and adventure sports. The city hosts many cultural festivals and events in summer, adding another level of enthusiasm to your Almaty tour packages. If you love vibrant city lifestyles blended with nature, the summer season is the time to head.

• Weather: Warm days with occasional rain

• Temperature: Averages between 20°C and 30°C

Autumn (September to November)

Autumn is one of the best time to visit Almaty. The climate stays exceptional, the skies remain clean, and the trees turn into golden and pink shades. It’s best for sightseeing, photography, and leisurely walks in nature. Many Almaty tour packages all throughout this season provide scenic mountain drives and cultural experiences. With fewer tourists around, you can revel in peaceful moments and deeper local connections.

• Weather: Dry, clear skies with gentle winds

• Temperature: Varies from 10°C to 25°C

Winter ( December to February)

Winter transforms Almaty right into a snowy wonderland. It’s a top choice for travelers who love skiing, snowboarding, or certainly experiencing a magical snowy landscape. The nearby ski lodges, like Shymbulak, add to the highlight of any Almaty tour package in winter. It’s additionally the best time to visit Almaty for secure cafes, hot teas, and festive vibes all through the city.

• Weather: Snowy and cold with crisp air

• Temperature: Between -5°C to 5°C

Every season is the best time to visit Almaty and offers a different experience—whether you're chasing snow adventures, mountain trails, cultural events, or peaceful moments in nature. The beauty of Almaty is that no matter when you visit, there’s an Almaty tour package which is well-curated just for you. Select the time that suits your travel mood, and revel in a memorable getaway in this beautiful Central Asian gem.

How to Reach Almaty?

Almaty, the cultural heart of Kazakhstan, is known for its mountains, markets, and modern vibe. With growing Indian vacationers, reaching Almaty is easy and convenient. Whether or not you are planning an adventurous vacation or a relaxed getaway, here are the best ways to reach this stunning town.

1. By Air

Flying is the fastest and most convenient way to reach Almaty. The Almaty International Airport (ALA) connects with major global cities, including direct and connecting flights from India. Most Almaty tour packages include flight options for a smoother travel experience.

• From India: Direct and connecting flights are available from Delhi, Mumbai, and other metros.

• Flight Duration: 3.5 to 6 hours, depending on route.After landing, taxis and airport transfers are easily available to reach your hotel.

2. By Road

Almaty can be reached by road from nearby countries, mainly Kyrgyzstan. While not ideal from India due to distance and visa rules, road travel is a scenic option from neighbouring cities.

• From Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan: Taxis and buses are available.

• Travel Time: About 4 to 5 hours.Road trips offer views of mountains and countryside.

3. By Train

Train travel is possible from cities like Tashkent, Moscow, and Astana. It's a slower but scenic and budget-friendly choice for travellers already in Central Asia.

• Popular Routes: Tashkent, Astana, and Moscow.

• Travel Time: 10 to 50 hours based on the route.

Places to Visit in Almaty

With Capture a Trip, embark on a well-curated Almaty city tour to explore the best destinations that make Almaty truly unique. From peaceful parks to bustling markets, there’s something for each traveller. Our comprehensive Almaty group tour packages ensure you experience these magnificent destinations with expert guidance and comfortable arrangements. Here are the best 15 places to visit in Almaty.

1. Zenkov Cathedral & Panfilov Park

Begin your Almaty journey at Panfilov Park, a tranquil, inexperienced space inside the metropolis of Almaty and one of the top places for a Almaty trip. Here, you’ll find the Zenkov Cathedral, a lovely wooden masterpiece constructed without nails, showcasing tricky craftsmanship. The nonviolent park and ancient cathedral combine to create a perfect mixture of nature and records, making it a must-see place in the Almaty Tour Package.

• Location: Gogol Street, Almaty 050004

• Entry Fee: Free

• Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Cathedral), Park open all day

2. Green Bazaar

For an authentic flavor of Almaty’s culture, head to the green bazaar. This lively marketplace gives everything from sparkling produce and handmade goods to scrumptious street food. The vibrant ecosystem makes it one of the high-quality places to experience Almaty’s nearby flavors and colorful lifestyle. Don’t leave out on tasting conventional Kazakhstan cuisine.

• Location: Zhibek Zholy Street, Almaty 050002

• Entry Fee: Free

• Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)

3. First President’s Park

Break out the metropolis’s hustle and bustle with a visit to First President’s Park. This peaceful park functions as adorable gardens, statues, and a serene lake, best for a leisurely walk. It's an extremely good spot for mirrored images and gaining extra knowledge about Kazakhstan’s leadership history. This place is ideal for families or friends who are seeking some quiet time in nature.

• Location: Al-Farabi Avenue, Almaty 050060

• Entry Fee: Free

• Timings: 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM

4. Ascension Cathedral

Admire the splendor of Ascension Cathedral, a fantastic Russian Orthodox church with a golden dome and stunning non-secular artwork interior. Built in 1907, the cathedral stands tall as a cultural and architectural gem, providing a glimpse into Almaty’s non-secular background. It’s a have-to-go for records and architecture fans all through your Almaty city tour.

• Location: Inside Panfilov Park, Almaty

• Entry Fee: Free

• Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

5. Kok Tobe Hill

For taking a glimpse of views of Almaty and the surrounding mountains, head to Kok Tobe Hill. Take the scenic cable car trip to the top and enjoy the beautiful landscape of the city. Afterwards , you’ll discover a park, sculpture lawn, or even a leisure park, making it one of the fine locations for households or every person wanting to enjoy a peaceful retreat with a view.

• Location: Kok Tobe Park, Dostyk Avenue, Almaty

• Entry Fee: Free entry; Cable car: 3,000 KZT (round trip)

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

6. Central State Museum

Dive deep into Kazakhstan’s rich history at the Central State Museum, one of the best places to include in Almaty tour packages. From the nomadic lifestyle to the Soviet generation, the museum gives charming, well-known shows about Kazakhstan’s evolution. If you’re keen to research more about the country’s past, this museum is an essential stop on your Almaty itinerary.

• Location: Samal-1, Almaty 050059

• Entry Fee: 500 KZT (adults), 300 KZT (students)

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)

7. Medeu Ice Skating Rink

Step right into an icy wonderland at Medeu, the world’s highest out-of-doors ice skating rink, nestled inside the Tian Shan mountains. The lovely natural backdrop of snow capped peaks and the smooth ice make it a must-visit for all and sundry trying to experience a unique sporting revel in or certainly take inside the view.

• Location: Gornaya Street, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 2,000–3,000 KZT (including skate rental)

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM (seasonal; Nov to March)

8. Shymbulak Ski Resort

If you love skiing or snowboarding, Shymbulak Ski Resort is among the best to include in your Almaty tour package from India. Positioned close to Medeu, this international-elegance lodge gives brilliant slopes, modern facilities, and breathtaking perspectives of the Tian Shan mountains. Whether you’re a novice or an expert, Capture a trip guarantees you’ll have an exciting time here.

• Location: Shymbulak Road, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 7,000–15,000 KZT (depending on pass type)

• Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (seasonal: Nov to April)

9. Almaty Opera Residence

Experience Almaty’s cultural scene at the Almaty Opera residence. With its grand architecture, extraordinary acoustics, and top-tier performances, including ballet, opera, and live shows, it’s the correct area for art lovers to experience a night out. Don’t leave out this gem in your Almaty trip to capture an unforgettable experience.

• Location: Abay Avenue 110, Almaty 050000

• Entry Fee: 1,000–10,000 KZT (varies by event)

• Timings: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM (Show timings vary)

10. Kazakh Museum of Folk Musical Instruments

For a unique cultural revel in, go to the Kazakh Museum of People Musical Instruments. Right here, you’ll explore a sizable series of traditional Kazakh contraptions, each with its own personal story. It’s a fascinating stop for track enthusiasts and people looking to connect to Kazakhstan’s musical heritage.

• Location: Panfilov Park, Zenkov Street, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 500 KZT

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)

11. Almaty Zoo

The Almaty Zoo is home to over 7,000 animals and is one of the best places to include in your Almaty tour package. Presenting an amusing, academic experience for all ages. Located at the base of the mountains, the zoo is a peaceful retreat wherein you may see amazing animals and study conservation efforts. It's an exceptional family-friendly hobby in your Almaty adventure.

• Location: Esenberlin Street 166, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 500 KZT (adults), 300 KZT (children)

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

12. Chimbulak Museum of Sports and Tourism

For those who are interested in the history of sports and tourism in the place, the Chimbulak Museum of Sports and Tourism is a charming stop. Learn about the development of mountain climbing, snowboarding, and outdoor adventures in Almaty. The museum offers insights into the location’s carrying tradition and outdoor lifestyle.

• Location: Near Shymbulak Resort, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 500 KZT

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

13. Almaty Tower

Get a bird’s-eye view of Almaty from the Almaty Tower, the tallest shape in the city. At 371 five meters excessively, the tower presents stunning panoramic views of the metropolis and the surrounding mountains. This iconic landmark is a must-see for people who need to capture the essence of Almaty from above.

• Location: Kok Tobe Hill, Almaty

• Entry Fee: Viewpoint accessible via Kok Tobe attractions; cable car fee applies

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

14. Sunkar Falcon Farm

For a truly specific experience, go to the Sunkar Falcon Farm, where you may study the ancient culture of falconry. See majestic falcons in motion and discover how those birds play an essential function in Kazakhstan’s nomadic records. This is an extraordinary and captivating stop for nature enthusiasts and people interested in wildlife conservation.

• Location: Tau-Samal District, Almaty

• Entry Fee: 1,500 KZT (includes show)

• Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Shows held on specific days)

15. Almaty Lake

No ride to Almaty is complete without travelling the beautiful, big Almaty Lake, an excessive-altitude reservoir surrounded by the majestic Tian Shan mountains. The lake’s turquoise waters, breathtaking views, and peaceful environment make it one of the best places to experience nature in Almaty. Whether you’re trekking, picnicking, or, in reality, enjoyable by means of the shore, this lake is a serene and unforgettable destination.

• Location: 28 km south of Almaty (accessible by car or hike)

• Entry Fee: 500 KZT (eco-entry fee)

• Timings: 24/7 (Best visited during daylight hours)

Things to Do in Almaty

With Capture A Trip's expertly crafted Almaty tourism packages, explore the most captivating experiences the city offers, from serene parks to vibrant bazaars. Right here are the best things to do in Almaty so one can enjoy the trip to the fullest:

1. Walk Around the Heart of the City

One of the best things to do in Almaty is to simply stroll through the city center and its side streets. You'll soon forget you are in a large metropolis because of the tree-lined streets. There are lots of cafes, restaurants, and tiny stores tucked away in the quaint nooks. Although it isn't small, the center is enjoyable to explore. 

2. Leisurely Stroll at Park

Almaty's town is full of parks; some are tiny, while others draw large crowds of urban residents who wish to take pleasure in the green space. The most well-known ones are Central Park, Park on Astana Square (where the Lenin statue formerly stood), and Park of 28 Panfilov Guardsmen. There are lots of benches to sit on, playgrounds, kid-sized electric cars, lovelock fountains, and pigeons, among other common pastimes. The First President's Park, which has Nursultan Nazarbayev, is considered the most picturesque park in Almaty and is located a little far from the city centre. 

3. Trek to Kok Tobe Hill 

Kok Tobe Hill, in the heart of Almaty, offers one of the best and most accessible views of the city and the neighbouring Tian Shan mountains. You can take the cable car ride between the Republic Palace and Hotel Kazakhstan to reach the highest point of Kok Tobe; the picturesque ride takes a few minutes. Enjoy the standard amusement park attractions on the hill, such as the Ferris wheel, or view the Beatles memorial. 

4. Admire the architectural beauty

Almaty is a fascinating place for anyone interested in Soviet architecture, and even those who are not familiar with the style will be able to admire the buildings constructed in the middle of the 20th century. Almaty is home to some of the greatest instances; don't miss locations such as the Hotel Kazakhstan, the Palace of the Republic, the Arman Cinema (with an exquisite bas-relief), the Pioneers' Palace, the Memorial of Glory, or the Kazakh State Circus.

5. Go on a shopping spree at the Green Bazaar

The bazaar in Almaty is just as magnificent as those in other post-Soviet nations. The most well-known market in the city is called the "Green Bazaar," where you can discover a wide variety of goods, including locally produced ones. 

6. Have a First-Hand Experience of Ice Skating

A wintertime visit to Almaty would not be complete without going ice skating at Medeu, which is situated in the city's gorgeous mountainous environs. This popular outdoor skating rink, among the largest and most famous in the world, offers an amazing experience for skating in the middle of beautiful natural surroundings, in addition to the sport itself. 

7. Bath at Arasan Baths

A trip to the Arasan Baths is of the utmost importance for a refreshing cultural experience. With their calming effects and medicinal qualities, Almaty's ancient public baths have long been a beloved custom. As you enter the exquisitely constructed bathrooms, you'll be met with a serene atmosphere and breathtaking architecture that pays homage to the city's rich history. The baths have a variety of pools with warm, cold, and hot water, making it one of few must-try activities in your Almaty tour package. 

8. Almaty Lake for an Escape

The Big Almaty Lake is an escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. This gorgeous alpine lake, tucked away in the mountains not far from the city, provides an amazing getaway from the bustle of the city. With gorgeous surroundings and snow-capped hills all around, the turquoise waters of the lake form an attractive illusion. Take a stroll down the lovely paths that lead to the lake, and when you get there, stop to enjoy the calm atmosphere and stunning views. 

Local Food to try in Almaty

Almaty is not just famous for its snow capped mountains and modern lifestyle but also for its rich food and culture. From heartfelt Kazakh dishes to tasty street snacks, the food scene is full of authentic flavours and taste. Don’t miss these 10 must-try dishes when you are on your Almaty trip.

1. Beshbarmak

This is the famous and tasty dish of Kazakhstan, made with boiled meat and flat noodles. Served with onion sauce, it’s a truly delicious dish, which is a must to try in Almaty.

2. Kazy

Kazy is made with horse meat sausage with loud spices. Usually eaten with rice or noodles during festive occasions.

3. Lagman

Hand-pulled noodles served in a flavourful broth with vegetables and meat. It’s a popular comfort food in Almaty.

4. Manti

Steamed dumplings filled with meat or vegetables and served with sour cream, these are very soft and juicy.

5. Shashlik

Shashlik is made from grilled lamb or beef meat, marinated in spices and cooked openly on fire. 

6. Baursak

Small fried dough balls, slightly sweet, often enjoyed with tea. A beloved snack across Kazakhstan.

7. Plov (Pilaf)

Rice cooked with carrots, onions, and chunks of meat. It's a filling and flavourful meal found across Central Asia.

8. Kurt

Dried cheese balls made from sour milk. Salty and rich, they're a traditional Kazakh snack.

9. Samsa

A Flaky pastry filled with meat or potatoes, baked in a tandoor oven. Crispy and filling, ideal for a quick bite.

10. Chak-Chak

A sweet treat made of fried dough and honey syrup. Perfect for dessert lovers. If your planning is done and moving forward on the path of an amazing Almaty trip. 

Shopping in Almaty

If you're planning your Almaty holiday or honeymoon package, shopping in Almaty is a vibrant experience. From traditional markets to modern malls, Almaty offers something for every kind of shopper. Whether it is Kazakh souvenirs or designer labels, shopping here is a cultural delight.

What to Buy?

Kazakh Handicrafts

• Find authentic Kazakh items like felt products, wooden crafts, and traditional carpets.

• Visit Green Bazaar for handcrafted souvenirs and locally made items.

Traditional Clothing and Textiles

• Shop for Kazakh national dresses, wool coats, and embroidered fabrics.

• Zelyony Bazaar and local boutiques offer a wide collection.

Jewellery and Accessories

• Discover traditional Kazakh silver jewellery with unique ethnic designs.

• The markets of Almaty are full of rings, pendants, and handcrafted pieces.

Local Beauty and Wellness Products

• Try organic soaps, camel milk creams, and herbal teas.

• Arbat Street is great for wellness lovers.

Designer Boutiques and Malls

• Dostyk Plaza and Esentai Mall house international and luxury brands.

• Perfect for those looking for premium shopping experiences.

Souvenirs and Local Goods

• Pick up magnets, mini yurts, Kazakh dolls, and ethnic art.

• Best places include the Green Bazaar and Arbat Market.

Where to Buy?

• Green Bazaar: Ideal for fresh goods, spices, and souvenirs.

• Arbat Street: Famous for local art, street performers, and shopping stalls.

• Dostyk Plaza: This Market is great to find fashionable items and famous food.

• Malls: Here you can buy international luxury brands.

• Zelyony Bazaar (Zhibek Zholy): A local favourite for traditional clothes, dry fruits, and meat products.

Things To Remember When Shopping in Amaty

• Don't miss out on bargains at traditional markets, especially while buying crafts and souvenirs.

• Must Carry cash, as the small vendors may not accept cards.

• Visit the malls during weekdays for lesser crowds.

• Always check on the quality of the product, especially when, if you are buying a handmade item.

• Keep an eye on your belongings in the crowded markets.

• Some prices in bazaars may be higher for tourists, so you can politely negotiate with them.

• Malls usually open around 10 AM and close by 10 PM.

Contact Capture A Trip now to book your dream Almaty tour package with a flight and explore the charm of Kazakhstan like never before. So what are you waiting for? Be ready to explore Almaty's beauty, culture, and adventure – book your Almaty tour package now.

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. How much does an Almaty trip cost?

An Almaty trip generally costs between ₹70,000 and ₹1,00,000 for a 5 to 7 day trip, which includes round-trip flights from India, hotel accommodation, local transport, food, and sightseeing expenses. The Almaty tour package price varies based on accommodation standards, duration, and included activities, offering flexible options for every budget.

2. Which month is best to visit Almaty?

The best time to visit Almaty is basically from May to October for exceptional weather or December to February in case you want to revel in snow and snow sports activities.

3. What is famous to shop in Almaty?

Popular things to shop for in Almaty consist of homemade craft items, neighborhood goodies, dry fruits, Kazakh musical gadgets, and traditional crafts.

4. Is there snowfall in Almaty?

Yes, Almaty experiences snowfall from November to March, especially in higher altitude regions like Shymbulak and Medeu.