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Picnic Park - Kazakhstan
8.3 36 reviews

Picnic Park

hotel, Shenggeldi
Picnic Park Hotel, a three-star establishment in Shenggeldi, is conveniently located 93 kilometres from Almaty International Airport.
This family-friendly guesthouse offers a swimming pool, sauna, restaurant and bar, plus a kids' club and playground, making it ideal for a Shenggeldi getaway.
Cosy Cabin On The Lovefield - Kazakhstan
10 13 reviews

Cosy Cabin On The Lovefield

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This Almaty cabin rental offers a tranquil retreat near the city, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains and easy access to Almaty's attractions.
The self-catering lodge features a compact layout with one bedroom, one bathroom, and sleeps two guests, boasting a jacuzzi, air conditioning, and parking, and is perfectly situated for exploring nearby hiking trails.
Sweedom A-frame - Kazakhstan
9.4 37 reviews

Sweedom A-frame

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SweeDom, a secluded mountain lodge near Almaty, offers breathtaking views and tranquility, its precise location unspecified but suggested to be within easy reach of the city lights.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom chalet sleeps four, boasting a fully equipped kitchen (including a fridge), air conditioning, parking, and a private terrace perfect for enjoying the stunning mountain sunsets and the nearby mountain stream's soundscape.
Little Alma-ata A-frame House 2 - Kazakhstan
10 12 reviews

Little Alma-ata A-frame House 2

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This A-frame studio is located near Ak-Bulak, approximately 20km from Almaty, within a family-owned apple orchard, offering easy access to the Ak-Bulak ski resort.
The self-catering apartment sleeps two, features a private terrace with barbecue facilities, a movie projector, and access to a one-hectare apple orchard, with horse riding available nearby.

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Frequently asked questions about hostels in Kazakhstan

  • What are the most affordable attractions for backpackers to visit?

    For budget-conscious travellers, exploring the Charyn Canyon, a stunning natural wonder resembling the Grand Canyon, is a fantastic option. Hiking its trails is free, though guided tours are available for a fee. Another affordable choice is visiting the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi in Turkestan, a UNESCO World Heritage site with impressive architecture. Entry fees are relatively low. Many parks and green spaces in cities like Almaty and Astana are free to access, offering a chance to experience local life without spending much money. Finally, exploring local markets like Green Bazaar in Almaty provides a vibrant cultural experience at little to no cost.
  • What are the best hostels in Kazakhstan?

    Among the hostels in Kazakhstan, Hostel Forum, Sulu Hostel and Les Mini Hotel are the most popular ones.

  • Which airports handle most of the traffic to and from the country?

    Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport (NQZ) in Nur-Sultan and Almaty International Airport (ALA) in Almaty are the two main international airports, handling the vast majority of air traffic.
  • What are the best hostels with a pool in Kazakhstan?

    Da Hostel Almaty, Assem Hostel Koktobe and Уютный Sunny Hostel are the best hostels with a pool in Kazakhstan.

  • What currency do you need?

    The official currency is the Kazakhstani tenge (KZT).
  • What are the best hostels with a jacuzzi in Kazakhstan?

    The best hostels with a jacuzzi in Kazakhstan are Hostel Nomad 4x4, Royal_hotel_hostel and Hostel Friendsbook On Baizakova 221.

  • How easy is it to navigate the roads?

    Road conditions vary significantly. Major highways connecting main cities are generally well-maintained, but smaller roads, especially in rural areas, can be rough and poorly marked. Driving in winter can be particularly challenging due to snow and ice. A reliable vehicle and a good map or GPS are essential, especially outside of major urban centres. Public transport within cities is generally adequate, but less so in rural areas.
  • What are the best hostels for families and kids in Kazakhstan?

    The best hostels for families and kids in Kazakhstan are Hostel Forum, Sulu Hostel and Interhouse Almaty.

  • How can travellers best respect local customs?

    Modest dress is appreciated, particularly when visiting religious sites. It's polite to remove your shoes before entering homes or some religious buildings. Offering a handshake is a common greeting. Being mindful of local traditions and showing respect for elders is highly valued. Learning a few basic Kazakh phrases will also be appreciated.
  • What are the best pet friendly hostels in Kazakhstan?

    The best pet friendly hostels in Kazakhstan are Wanderlust Boutique Hostel, Wanderlust Hostel and Гостевой Отель-125.

  • Which traditional festivals define the spirit of the country?

    Nauryz, the spring equinox celebration, is a major national holiday. It involves feasting, traditional games, and cultural performances. Other significant festivals include Ramadan (if you're visiting during that time), and various regional celebrations that honour local traditions and customs. These often involve music, dance, and traditional food.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in Kazakhstan?

    Sulu Hostel, Les Mini Hotel and Interhouse Almaty are the best hostels with parking in Kazakhstan.

  • What are the key emergency contacts for medical or safety concerns?

    For medical emergencies, dial 103. For police, dial 102. For fire, dial 101. It's advisable to have the phone numbers of your embassy or consulate readily available.
  • What are the best areas to spend a week?

    A week allows for a more in-depth exploration. Consider combining Almaty, with its stunning mountains and vibrant city life, with a visit to the ancient city of Turkestan and its UNESCO World Heritage sites. Alternatively, explore the natural beauty of the Charyn Canyon and Lake Kaindy, before heading to Nur-Sultan to experience the modern architecture and culture of the capital.
  • What are the best areas to spend a weekend?

    For a shorter trip, focus on one region. Almaty offers a good balance of city exploration and access to nearby natural attractions like Kok-Tobe Hill. Alternatively, a weekend in Nur-Sultan allows you to explore its modern architecture and museums. For a nature-focused getaway, consider a trip to Burabay National Park with its stunning lakes and forests.
  • Are there specific regions known for great weather?

    Southern Kazakhstan generally enjoys warmer and drier weather compared to the northern regions. Almaty, situated in the south-east, has a pleasant climate during summer and autumn, while the northern parts of the country can experience harsh winters.
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