DAY 1: DELHI-ALMATY

• Departure from Delhi (KC 908) / BY AIR ASTANA
• Arrival in Almaty at 1550 Hrs
• Transfer Airport-Hotel by bus/ Check-in to the Hotel at 1800 Hrs
• Transfer for dinner at Indian restaurant at 2000 HRS
• Transfer to Hotel at 2230 Hrs
• Free time - can explore night Life activities at you own.
• Overnight at Hotel.

DAY 2: WELCOME ALMATY CITY TOUR and KOK TOBE

• BREAKFAST 0700-1000 HRS                                                                                                                       
• 1030 Hrs Almaty City Tour with English speaking guide                                                                       
• You will know more about history and development of the southern capital of Kazakhstan and see its major attractions:, Palace of President, Republic Square and Monument of  Independence, and Astana Square, Panfilov Park, Abai Square and Palace of Republic, Presidential Park.
• Lunch in Indian Restaurant at 1300 HRS
• 1430 Hrs proceed towards the tour of Kok - Tobe. It is a mountain which is the highest point of Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city. There is a popular recreation area on top of the mountain. The mountain's height is 1100 meters above sea level. Kok - tobe is one of the main landmarks in the city, and it is popular among visitors and tourists to Almaty.

The Kok - Tobe recreational area has a variety of amusement park type attractions and restaurants. It is connected to downtown Almaty by a cable car line. The City Terminal is located near Hotel Kazakhstan. Also, there is a 372 meters tall TV Tower at the foot of the mountain. The tower can be seen from most parts of the city.

• 2000 Hrs Gala dinner at Indian restaurant with Veg, Non veg snacks, Beer, Vodka & Exclusive belly dance show. (Minimum 15 Pax)
• Transfer Back to Hotel at 2230 Hrs
• Free time – can explore night activities at you own
• Overnight in hotel

DAY 3: SHOOTING RANGE - SHOPPING TOUR

• BREAKFAST 0700-1000 HRS
• Transfer to excursion at 1030 Hrs
• Guided tour of shooting club with in-house shooting instructors. some 25km outside Almaty on the way to Kapchagai is the Asanov Shooting Club, named after champion Kazakhstani marksman Alexander Asanov. Here it’s possible to shoot clay pigeons (skeet), with prices starting at 5,000 KZT for 25 shots, gun hire and a (Russian-speaking) instructor. The club also organises luxury corporate entertainment and stages shooting displays and contests. There are two clubhouses with restaurants, one members’-only and one that is open to all; as well as billiards, table tennis and even a children’s playground.
• Packed lunch to be given to each pax. (Veg / Non Veg Biryani With Raita, Achar and Salad)
• 1530 Hrs Proceed towards Mega Mall for shopping
• Transfer to hotel 1900 Hrs
• Free time at your own.
• Free time to Look Around!!!!
• Transfer to hotel 1700 Hrs
• Free time at your own.
• Transfer for dinner at Indian restaurant at 2030 HRS
• Transfer to Hotel at 2230 Hrs
• Free time – can explore night activities at you own
• Overnight in hotel

DAY 4: FALCON SHOW – GORKY PARK – DOLPHIN SHOW

• BREAKFAST 0700-1000 HRS
• Transfer to excursion at 10:30 to Almaty ZOO
• Surely the purest form of hunting there is, nothing matches a weekend in the countryside with an eagle on your arm. Falconry is an ancient tradition in this formerly nomadic country, with some historians dating it back to the Scythians. Its origins may be wreathed in the mists of time but there is no doubt that the Kazakh nomads that populated these lands from the 15th-century onwards had a unique tradition of hunting with golden eagles. The hunting season begins in November and is over by the middle of February. Usually pursued on horseback, the prey includes foxes, hares, rabbits and small mountain antelopes.
• Discover Kazakh nomadic hunting, an ancient survival method of Kazakhstan.  Hunting has been an ancient method of surviving the extremities of harsh climate and terrains over centuries. Witness jaw-dropping maneuvers of hunting falcons trained by Kazakh nomads.
• Lunch in Indian Restaurant at 1400 HRS
• Transfer to  visit “Dolphinarium”. Post Dolphin Show guest will be taken to Hotel.
• Transfer for dinner at Indian restaurant at 2030 HRS
• Transfer Back to Hotel at 2230 Hrs
• Free time – can explore night activities at you own
• Overnight in hotel

DAY 5: GOOD BYE

• 0345 Hrs Checkout from hotel.
• 0400 Hrs Transfers back to Almaty International Airport with everlasting Memories of Kazakhstan
• 0720 Hrs (KC 907) Departure from Almaty.
• 1110 Hrs (KC 907) Arrival in Delhi.

Please Note: There might be changes to the above mentioned Itinerary however, smaller might be but it will be aimed to enhance and optimize your experience with us.

Optional Tours:

1. Ili River

Ili River provides one of the best day trips in Kazakhstan for beginner rafters.  Its waters flow at a rate of about 5-6 kph, an ideal setting for those new to the rafting world.  The Ili River stretches out for 1,001 kilometers and is home to several types of fish.  If you would like to do a bit of fishing on the Ili River as well, the river contains pike, wild carp, perch, and some massive catfish.  Other things to see in this area include a rock formation known as the Devil’s Thumb and some ancient Buddhist rock carvings from the 12th century.

2. Para Gliding and Big Almaty Lake

At an altitude of 2510 m above sea level and which is located in the Big Almaty Lake. The tour route lies a little higher than the Almaty Lake at around 3300 m above sea level. It is from this place that you would start your para gliding flight over the Big Almaty Gorge and see the wonderful mountains and valleys and the greenery from a bird’s eye view. After para gliding to your heart’s content, you would have a safe landing and enjoy a picnic setup.

3. Charyn Canyon

The canyon formation is along the banks of the fast flowing Charyn River in a northern flow stretch of about 80 kilometres, which is a tributary of the Ile River; the river has a total length of 393 kilometres. The river rises from the Tian Shan Mountains that is spread over the arid semi-desert to the east of Almaty. In parts, it attains a depth of 150 to 300 metres. The geological formation of the canyon is of sedimentary red sandstone which have been subject to the "atmogenic process" of water and wind erosion resulting in "weird and colourful formations" in the form of sculpture.