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Wild and unexplored and bridging the gap between the Caspian Sea and China, Kazakhstan, its vast steppe and pretty cities like Almaty is best visited with a local tourHQ guide.
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Hello! My name is Andrey, I'm 34 years old. I was born and grew up in Almaty! I am ...
I am certified guied by WFTGA (World Federation). One of the 10 ...
Not a professional guide, but still can accompany you to deadly boring museums and old theaters, ...
Hello everyone! My name is Vlad. I provide tour guide and transportation services in Almaty, ...
I have 11 years experience guiding tours. I really enjoy my job.
Hello and welcome to Kazakhstan! I am Madina, local tour guide. Born and raised in Almaty, I ...
Welcome to Almaty and nice to meet you! My name is Muslim. I am an experienced local tour ...
I'm a young man speaking French, Russian. I live in Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic, and work at Nomad's ...
Hello! I'm a professional tour guide with 21 years of experience in organizing tours in Kazakhstan. ...
Greetings from Almaty! I am Roza - tourism expert. I have a team of professional guides. If ...
Hi, dear traveler! my name is Tau. Starting travelling around the world, and seeing beauty of ...
I am 45 years ald and know a lot about country, Almaty and region, inclusing economy, history and ...
Hi, I'm a certified English speaking guide with more than two years of experience. I offer tours in ...
Wild and unexplored Kazakhstan is now the largest of the post-soviet states in Eurasia, representing a colossal 2,000,000 square kilometre swathe of land from the shores of the Caspian Sea in the west, to the mountainous borderlands with China in the east.
Culturally and geographically the country is amalgam of Europe and the Orient, still clinging to the traditional tribal character of its yesteryear, while all the time moving forward at a startling pace. This makes for a huge dichotomy between city and country; it’s possible to wander the wide boulevards of chic and stylish Parisian Almaty one day where quirky cafés and bubbling night time bars now exist en masse, then seek out the fabled yurt-dwelling horsemen of the Ural River the next.
Ask any Kazakhstan tour guide for more, and they’ll tell you of the country’s legendary hospitality, ferocious Altay Mountains and breath-taking Tien Shan peaks, not to mention the enticing, meat-heavy dishes that make up its national cuisine.
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