
Endless steppes
The vastness where the nomadic soul still gallops
- Night in a traditional yurt
- Meet with herding families
- Wild horse observation

Itinéraires personnalisés avec une agence locale francophone basée in Kazakhstan.
Five essential facets of a land of nomads and endless steppes

The vastness where the nomadic soul still gallops

Celestial Peaks and Eternal Snows

Ancestral traditions passed down through generations

Landscapes sculpted by nature's ancient forces

Contemporary urbanism at the crossroads of cultures
Des itinéraires sur mesure créés par notre agence locale en Kazakhstan, adaptés à chaque profil de voyageur.
8 daysEntre steppes sauvages et sommets enneigés, un voyage au cœur des traditions kazakhes et des paysages grandioses d'Asie centrale.
900 €
10 daysUn voyage de Jetissou entre canyons sculptés, dunes chantantes et traditions frontalières du Kazakhstan oriental
1 100 €
17 daysDu canyon de Charyn à Turkestan , un périple entre steppes kazakhes et vestiges de la Route de la Soie.
3 400 €

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Kazakhstan stretches between Europe and Asia like an open book on nomadic history. The steppes unfold as far as the eye can see, dotted with white yurts and crossed by the last horsemen of modern times. To the south, the snow-capped peaks of the Tian Shan draw the horizon while to the north, birch forests whisper ancestral legends.
This land of contrasts reveals its secrets to curious travelers: Kyrgyz villages hidden in the valleys, colorful markets of Almaty, deep blue lakes nestled between the mountains. Here, each encounter tells the nomadic soul of a people shaped by vastness.
Almaty, the former capital, blends Soviet architecture and traditional markets at the foot of snow-capped mountains. Charyn National Park reveals its canyons sculpted by time, while the Altai Mountains are home to the last eagle hunters. Lake Balkhash, half salty half fresh, defies the laws of nature. The Mangystau region unveils its lunar landscapes and underground necropolises, witnesses to ancient civilizations.
A tailor-made trip to Kazakhstan is for explorers seeking authenticity and wide open spaces. Allow 12 to 18 days to grasp the country's diversity, between steppes, mountains and deserts. The average budget starts at 2,200 euros per person for a quality stay including local guides and traditional accommodation. The support of an English-speaking local agent allows you to access nomadic communities and the most remote sites.
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You are supported by a local team based in Kazakhstan, who knows the terrain, seasons, itineraries and local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides et conseils pour préparer votre voyage en Kazakhstan.

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Basée à Almaty, Atis est une agence locale francophone qui vous ouvre les portes d’un Kazakhstan immense, surprenant et encore très préservé.
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
For 7 to 10 days in Kazakhstan, expect 800 to 1,200 € per person on an economy budget, 1,500 to 2,500 € for a comfortable stay, and over 3,000 € for a luxury trip, flights included.
Read the full answerIn Kazakhstan, communication is made easy with extensive mobile coverage from operators Kcell, Beeline, and Tele2. Travelers can opt for an eSIM (Airalo, Holafly), purchase a local SIM card, or use WhatsApp, which is widely available throughout the country.
Read the full answerIn Kazakhstan, say "Salem" (informal hello) or "Salemetsiz be?" (polite hello) to greet people, and "Rakhmet" to say thank you. These Kazakh expressions will help you connect with locals.
Read the full answerIn Kazakhstan, you can travel by plane to quickly connect major cities, by train on an extensive and comfortable network, by bus for economical regional trips, or by rental car to explore rural areas.
Read the full answerKazakhstan is generally considered a safe destination with low crime rates. However, stay vigilant against pickpockets in tourist areas and avoid certain radioactive risk zones such as Baikonur and regions south of Kurchatov.
Read the full answerNo, French, Belgian, Swiss, Canadian and EU nationals do not need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 30 days in Kazakhstan. Only a valid passport 6 months after departure is required.
Read the full answerYes, Kazakhstan is an ideal destination for families. The country offers excellent safety, spectacular landscapes, a fascinating nomadic culture, and child-friendly infrastructure in major cities.
Read the full answerNo, it is not recommended to drink tap water in Kazakhstan, particularly outside major cities like Almaty and Nur-Sultan. Opt for bottled water or boil tap water before consumption.
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