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| Kazakhstan | One more try Posted: Sun February 24, 2008 04:39 PM UTC
Hello dear VT friends. i did get same replies, but i am still surgging for ideas and wich places to visit in K We are going in june. Wich kind of transport is the best in k, train?
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| Kazakhstan | Re: One more try Posted: Mon February 25, 2008 08:34 AM UTC
You may want to try the forums on the Lonely Planet. The travellers there are more likely to have experience in Kazakhstan.
www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree
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| Kazakhstan | Re: One more try Posted: Tue February 26, 2008 11:18 AM UTC
It is a huge country, with a lot to see. Turkestan is probably the most historic city....And I would definately recomend you take only trains. And get the open seating tickets, rather than first class. The people in Kazakhstan are amazing. They warm, caring, very giving........your train experiences will be your highlight of the trip. But aways bring a bit of food to share with the other passengers......because they will always share what they have. And it is a good idea to bring tea, and mugs for the ride. Their is free hot water on all of the trains. have a good trip.
Trevor www.trevorbulgariapeacecorps.blogspot.com
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| Kazakhstan | Re: One more try Posted: Sat March 1, 2008 12:15 AM UTC
We were staying with friends in Almaty so didn't have to arrange our own transport whilst we were there but I can highly recommend a trip out to see the petroglyphs at Tamgaly Tas, they are fantastic. You should be able to orgaize a visit there once you reach Almaty.
To get to Medeo - the popular recreation area in the mountains just outside Almaty, take the No 6 bus or one marked "Medeo" from opposite the Hotel Kazakhstan on Dostyk Street. They run all day with the last bus returning at 2200. From there you should try to get up to Chimbulak - it's a 3-4 hour hike. The gorge leading up to Big Almaty (Bolshoe Almatinskoe) Lake starts just 15km outside Almaty. You can catch a bus to the village village (Kok-shoky) near the entrance to the gorge and from there it is a long hike up to the lake - a good 5-6 hours. I wish we'd had time to see more of Kazakhstan - have a great trip leyle
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| Kazakhstan | Re: One more try Posted: Tue March 25, 2008 05:57 PM UTC
Wherever I go, i visit this web site before. Unesco World Heritage.
http://whc.unesco.org/ You can see the list of places in KAZ under Unesco World Heritage
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