Tours and Trip Packages to Kazakhstan in Fall 2024

Traveling to Kazakhstan in Fall 2024? We offer 5 tours, trips and vacation packages to Kazakhstan in Fall 2024. Our Kazakhstan in Fall 2024 tour packages and trips have 12 customer reviews. All the Kazakhstan Fall 2024 tour packages and trips are carried out by hand-picked, qualified local and international Kazakhstan tour operators.

5 Trips in Kazakhstan during Fall 2024

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Kazakhstan Adventure

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10 day city sightseeing trip to Nur-Sultan, Baikonur and 6 other destinations traveling through Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Read More
  • Tour Type Small Group Tour
  • Activities City sightseeing & Cultural, religious and historic sites +2 more
  • Accommodation Hotel, Guest House, Sleeper Train, Home-stay, Resort & Tent
  • Transport Train, Private Vehicle, Flight & Sleeper Train
  • Age Range 16-99 yrs
  • Operated in English
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  • Sep 18 Only 8 seats left
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Kazakhstan to Kyrgyzstan Adventure 12D/11N

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12 day adventure trip to Almaty, Altyn-Emel National Park and 7 other destinations traveling through Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Read More
  • Tour Type Small Group Tour
  • Activities Adventure & Wildlife +1 more
  • Accommodation Hotel & Guest House
  • Transport Private Vehicle
  • Age Range 18-99 yrs
  • Operated in English
days12 From US$ 1,748 View Tour
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  • Sep 01 10+ seats left
  • Sep 02 10+ seats left
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Astana to Tashkent

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26 day adventure tour to Astana, Baikonur and 16 other destinations in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. Read More
  • Tour Type Small Group Tour
  • Activities Adventure
  • Accommodation Hotel, Guest House, Sleeper Train, Home-stay, Resort & Tent
  • Transport Train, Private Vehicle, Flight, Sleeper Train & 4WD Jeep
  • Age Range 16-99 yrs
  • Operated in English
days26 From US$ 7,325 View Tour
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  • Sep 18 Only 6 seats left
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Ancient Silk Road Cities - The Five Stans

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23 day adventure tour through Ashgabat, Darvaza, Khiva and 11 other destinations in 5 different countries. Read More
  • Tour Type Small Group Tour
  • Activities Adventure
  • Accommodation Guest House & Hotel
  • Transport Private Vehicle & Flight
  • Age Range 18-99 yrs
  • Operated in English
days23 From US$ 5,190 View Tour
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  • Sep 02 Only 4 seats left
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Five Golden Stans

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30 day explorer tour through Almaty, Karakol, Bishkek and 18 other destinations in 5 different countries. Read More
  • Tour Type Small Group Tour
  • Activities Explorer
  • Accommodation Guest House, Hotel & Tent
  • Transport Train
  • Age Range 12-90 yrs
  • Operated in English
days30 From US$ 9,895 View Tour
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  • Sep 09 Only 7 seats left
  • Sep 16 10+ seats left
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5 - Excellent
Based on 12 customer reviews
The must see's of the Five Stans
5 - Excellent
  • Anonymous
“This is my 17th trip with this tour operator and this has been one of the best so far, if not the best. There is so much to see, though there is quite a lot of travelling to enable this to happen. However the scenery, mostly deserts and mountains, are delightful. The accommodation ranged from the sublime (A Sheraton!) to the plain and simple, homestays, which gave us an even better chance to interact with local people. If you have the time to do this trip, do it, the scenery is stunning and the history of this region is the history of the civilised world. Brilliant!”
The Five Stans - A journey through history and the Central Asian Republice
5 - Excellent
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“A great holiday with plenty of superb sites and stunning scenery. One reason for calling this the Silk Road was that silk was used to pay people. It started with the Chinese needing horses to fight the nomads from the north. By 53BC, Rome was spending half its silver production on silk and other products from the Silk Roads. Rome also had to introduce modesty legislation because of the number of people wearing only silk.Whilst Julius Caesar was invading Britain in 53BC, his friend Marcus Crassus was leading another Roman army to defeat by Persia, in an empire that stretched from modern day Iran to Afghanistan and north to Merv. 10,000 Roman captives were sold at the Merv slave market to the Chinese, to fight on their northern border against marauding nomadic tribes.The ruins of three cities can be seen at Merv, in southern modern day Turkmenistan. The first was built by Cyrus the Great when he created the first Persian Empire. Next to it is the remains of the city built by Alexander the Great and next to that the remains of the city built after the Arab invasion, which was destroyed by the armies of Genghis Khan 1221 AD, with up to a million people being massacred.Alexander is a hero in Turkmen, after he freed them from Persian rule. In Uzbekistan, Timor is the hero, as he rose from hired sword to ruler of a vast empire, stretching from the Chinese border to Egypt, destroying many armies on the way. He made Samarqand his capital and made it one of the greatest cities.In Tajikistan, it is Cyrus the Great who is remembered, partly because he was murdered there.In Osh, Kyrgyzstan, it is Babur, great great grandson of Timor and founder of the Indian Mughal dynasty who is remembered. Although it is Manus who is the local hero.”
The 5 Stans
5 - Excellent
  • Anonymous
“A great trip covering a wide range of experiences - from Turkmenistan [Ashgabat with its somewhat bizarre architecture (the Wedding Palace being a particularly good, if that's the right word, example) and the welcoming wedding parties at the Arch of Neutrality; the ancient ruins at Nisa and Merv; and the burning pit at Darvaza among particularly memorable sights - all in the presence of a great local guide Jabar]; through Uzbekistan [with spectacular sights and sites at Bukhara, Samarkand and Shahrisabz together with the ruins of one of Alexander the Great's fortresses by the River Oxus all with the guide, Bek, who is probably the best guide on any tour I've been on]; Tajikistan [wonderful journey through the mountains to the gorgeous Iskanderkul Lake]; back into Uzbekistan [to learn about ceramics and the mechanics, and smell (boiling silkworm cocoons), of the silk industry; Kyrgyzstan [marvellous mountain scenery, great homestays, and lovely yurt camp (though be prepared for all weathers in one day - from bright sun to hail and lightning in a matter of minutes)]; and a brief stay in Kazakhstan [could have stayed longer and got to see more of Almaty, etc]. Suzie, the British guide who accompanied the trip throughout was wonderful and made everything easy for us - without her it would have been a lot more difficult. Food was ok to very good (the meal at the family house in Samarkand and the meals at the homestays being favourites), but was very limited for the vegetarians generally. Hotels were good to excellent and the transport was fine, though the air-conditioning on the minibuses in Kyrgyzstan didn't cope with the high temperatures.”
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