Aksu-Zhabagly: Kazakhstan’s Oldest Nature Reserve Aksu-Zhabagly, nestled in the southern province of the country, holds the title of being Kazakhstan’s oldest nature reserve. It is a stunning haven that provides a pristine habitat for an abundance of wildlife. My journey began in the Aksu Canyon, the heart of the reserve. The verdant, steep walls of […]
Venturing into the heart of Central Asia, one finds Kazakhstan, a land steeped in rich nomadic traditions. And what better way to immerse oneself in the local culture than to taste the country’s traditional food? This culinary journey took me through the hearty flavors of beshbarmak, the tanginess of kumis, and the smoky allure of
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There’s something undeniably enchanting about the Caspian Sea. This massive body of water, the largest inland sea in the world, touches the shores of five countries, with Kazakhstan boasting some of the most intriguing landscapes. It was this Kazakh coastline that beckoned me during my latest adventure. Starting Point: Aktau My journey began in Aktau,
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Kazakhstan, the world’s ninth-largest country, offers an impressive range of landscapes that make it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. This vast expanse of central Asia is home to high mountains, expansive deserts, and large canyons, all ready to be explored. Into the Altai Mountains The Altai Mountains, straddling the borders of Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and
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The Silk Road has long been a historical symbol of connectivity, cultural exchange, and trade between the East and the West. Its significance is still palpable in the many cities that once thrived as key stopovers on this route. In this blog post, we will delve into the enchanting history, culture, and enduring charm of
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