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Indian passport holders can now visit Kazakhstan without a visa. According to reports, Indian nationals can now enter the Republic of Kazakhstan without a visa for up to 14 days and a total of 42 days every 180 days. Understand what this means? This is an exciting chance to travel to one of Central Asia’s less travelled regions.
Kazakhstan is becoming a more well-liked travel destination since it provides a distinctive and varied selection of attractions. particularly when there is a vibrant cultural heritage to discover. Almaty offers a dynamic urban experience with its fusion of modern and Soviet-era buildings. The Mausoleum of Khawaja Ahmed Yasawi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located in the historic city of Turkestan.
Did you know that Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome is the first and biggest space launch site in the world? For a long time, Kazakhstan had the lease on the space launch facility, which was later returned to Kazakhstan in the first few months of current year (2023).
One experience you must have when in Kazakhstan is a stay in a traditional yurt. Only in Central Asia can one experience a nomadic background. It’s also one of our favourites because in addition to accommodations, you can watch traditional sporting events and eagle hunting displays there!
Additionally, Kazakhstan provides a variety of adventurous pursuits, including horseback riding, skiing, trekking, and camping, particularly in areas like the Tien Shan and Altai Mountains.
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