Reviewed by Thrillophilia Kazakhstan Operations Team
Swap Surat’s lively streets for alpine valleys, emerald lakes and the striking landscapes of Central Asia. Kazakhstan tour packages from Surat offer a refreshing international escape, whether you’re planning a short break or a longer holiday with friends and family. Spend your days exploring Almaty’s mountain surroundings, discovering Kazakh traditions or taking scenic drives through the countryside.
You can begin your Kazakhstan trip from Surat by taking a connecting flight to Almaty. Most common layovers are Delhi and Dubai, with average journey duration between 7 and 13 hours. Indian passport holders can visit Kazakhstan visa-free for up to 14 days per stay, subject to current entry requirements.
For a change of scenery beyond the city, visit Issyk Lake, known for its turquoise water and mountain backdrop, or explore Turgen Gorge, with forest trails, waterfalls and picnic spots. To experience local culture, add a visit to Huns Ethno Village, where traditional Kazakh customs, food and performances offer a glimpse into nomadic life. If you enjoy outdoor activities, Oi-Qaragai Mountain Resort offers nature experiences and seasonal adventures in a forested mountain setting. May to June and September to October are ideal for milder weather and sightseeing, while December to March suits travellers looking for winter landscapes and snow activities.
A 5-day, 4-night Almaty holiday starts at approximately INR 46,000 per adult, while a 6-day itinerary costs around INR 57,000. Seven-day Kazakhstan tour packages with additional nature excursions start at around INR 74,000. An 8-day Kazakhstan–Azerbaijan holiday costs approximately INR 79,000, while longer itineraries combining Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan can cost around INR 1,21,000 per adult.
According to Thrillophilia’s booking data, 47% of travellers joining group tours to Kazakhstan also add Azerbaijan to their itinerary. Our multi-country packages make it easier to experience Almaty’s mountain landscapes alongside Baku’s historic streets and Caspian Sea views in one holiday. Our packages offer options for accommodation, local transfers, guided sightseeing and selected activities, with flights available in flight-inclusive deals. Explore our Kazakhstan trip from Surat options to plan a holiday around your interests, schedule and budget.
Popular Kazakhstan Tour Packages from Surat
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Discover Kazakhstan - Almaty & Nature Wonders for 18-39s | 6 Days / 5 Nights | Almaty | ₹48,000 | Young travellers |
Discovering Kazakhstan with FREE Trip to Charyn Canyon | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Almaty | ₹72,800 | Nature and adventure |
Kazakhstan 7 Days Tour Package | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Almaty | ₹83,800 | Week-long holidays |
Glimpse of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan with FREE Tufandag Cable Car Tickets | 9 Days / 8 Nights | Almaty, Baku | ₹82,000 | Multi-country holidays |
Grand Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan Tour with FREE Visit to Palace of Shaki Khans | 11 Days / 10 Nights | Almaty, Baku, Gabala | ₹99,990 | Cultural exploration |
Budget breakdown
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Accommodation | ₹7,000–36,000 | ₹18,000–78,000 | ₹42,000–1,44,000 |
Food and beverages | ₹3,000–12,000 | ₹7,000–24,000 | ₹14,000–48,000 |
Local transport | ₹2,000–12,000 | ₹6,000–24,000 | ₹12,000–44,000 |
Sightseeing and activities | ₹3,000–52,000 | ₹3,000–52,000 | ₹3,000–52,000 |
Why Choose Thrillophilia for Kazakhstan Tour Packages From Surat?
- Local Expertise and Ground Transport: With 10 years of local tour operating experience in Kazakhstan, we coordinate local drivers, airport pickups and sightseeing transfers, making it easier to explore beyond Almaty.
- Flexible Packages: Choose from short city breaks, nature-focused holidays and longer itineraries, with accommodation and activities suited to your travel style and budget.
- Multi-Country Holidays: We offer itineraries combining Kazakhstan with Azerbaijan or Uzbekistan, helping you coordinate travel across destinations in one trip.
- English-Speaking Guides: Explore local landmarks and cultural experiences with English-speaking guides who can share insights into Kazakh history, traditions and everyday life.