Absolutely mesmerizing! The way you've showcased Almaty's beauty is incredible. Keep up the fantastic work! Looking forward to seeing much more from you :)
Thank you so much , means a lot 😊😊 Honestly we loved being in Almaty the city is such a vibe and there’s so many more videos coming up from Almaty. Do check out our other Almaty videos too 😊😊
Hey , thank you… So I would 100% recommend Kazakhstan for a family trip with kids , it is actually very very safe and we stayed here for 14 days and had absolutely no issues specially about safety… Honestly the people are really nice and welcoming , crime rate is zero and you will not face any issue at all here. Also do check out all the other 10 episodes of our Kazakhstan series it’ll help you plan your trip better. I feel maybe just because of the name Kazakhstan many people feel it is not safe but it’s absolutely not true , 100% go ahead you will not regret 😊😊
Your narration and the way you captured the essence of the city make it a pleasure to watch. If you don't mind, may I know in which month you travelled to Almaty? Is it possible to see snow anywhere in Kazakhstan in August?
Thank you so much 😊 So we visited in the month of May. August is generally still summer season and I don’t think you will find snow anywhere. Maybe the top of the peaks may have some snow but really difficult. August is still a very nice time to visit Kazakhstan as you’ll have nice pleasant days and cool evenings.
Hey , i would recommend staying in an Airbnb for sure specially in Almaty… There are some really nice airbnbs located in the heart of the city and the prices are very good too. So unless you can stay at the ritz Carlton Almaty , definitely check out the Airbnb options
@ yes , try staying as close as you can to Panfilov park , Arbat street and Zhibek zholy street. These are all in the same area and around 10-15 mins walking from each other and this is pretty much everything you want to see in Almaty and is the main city centre of Almaty.. I’ll send you a link to our Airbnb have a look :- www.airbnb.com/slink/L0L9PHkT
Hey , so make sure you’re staying in and around these places:- Zhibek zholy Arbat street Panfilov park These areas are all walking distance from each other and it’s pretty much where you’ll want to be in Almaty cos most things to do are around here.. Also do stay tuned we have many more episodes of Almaty coming up and it’ll surely help you plan better😊😊 We’re also going to show our Airbnb apartment in the city so you can check that out too… Hope that helps 😊
@@AFestivalCalledLife awesome thanx for the leads, will def share your videos with my family. We're excited to research well before our trip and these informative content helps a lot!
Hey , Thank you 😊 We haven’t been to Baku yet but have heard some amazing things about the place and are hoping to visit soon… So for now, Almaty it is !!
Hey , honestly I would not recommend Almaty in January , it’s just too cold to do anything.. Wait until the next season which is in March April when the snow has finally settled in and summer weather is just magic in the city gardens
Hi , so April and May are perfect months to visit Almaty , even we visited in May and it’s lovely cos you also get snow on the mountain tops and summer in the city gardens ❤️
So a lot of sources do call it the green hills but Kok-Tobe in literal Kazakh translation means Blue Hill. Honestly I think green hills makes more sense but now that I’m checking on google , it’s still very debatable
Hi , you can find them at the Almaty airport as soon as you arrive and can buy your eSIM there. We paid approx 15 US dollars for an unlimited data plan for a month and it was perfect didn’t face any network issues at all
strange musical accompaniment. Russian folklore melody that has nothing to do with Kazakhstan. It would be the same as if a video of a trip to India were accompanied by Chinese melodies
Absolutely mesmerizing! The way you've showcased Almaty's beauty is incredible. Keep up the fantastic work! Looking forward to seeing much more from you :)
Thank you so much , do stay tuned there’s many more episodes coming up from Almaty and Kazakhstan 😊😊
Such a great guide and super helpful! It makes us want to be there immediately!!!
Thank you , Honestly you guys will love Almaty and this is just day 1 !!😊😊
I have seen so many videos of almaty but the way u showed is the best of all
Thank you so much , means a lot 😊😊
Honestly we loved being in Almaty the city is such a vibe and there’s so many more videos coming up from Almaty.
Do check out our other Almaty videos too 😊😊
You are such lovely and beautiful couple))) Welcome to Kazakhstan) Hope you will have a good time
Thank you so much , Kazakhstan is absolutely stunning and we are in love with Almaty already 😊😊
Great video
For a family trip(with kids), will you recommend Kazakhstan? Is it safe?
Hey , thank you…
So I would 100% recommend Kazakhstan for a family trip with kids , it is actually very very safe and we stayed here for 14 days and had absolutely no issues specially about safety…
Honestly the people are really nice and welcoming , crime rate is zero and you will not face any issue at all here.
Also do check out all the other 10 episodes of our Kazakhstan series it’ll help you plan your trip better.
I feel maybe just because of the name Kazakhstan many people feel it is not safe but it’s absolutely not true , 100% go ahead you will not regret 😊😊
Your narration and the way you captured the essence of the city make it a pleasure to watch. If you don't mind, may I know in which month you travelled to Almaty? Is it possible to see snow anywhere in Kazakhstan in August?
Thank you so much 😊
So we visited in the month of May.
August is generally still summer season and I don’t think you will find snow anywhere.
Maybe the top of the peaks may have some snow but really difficult.
August is still a very nice time to visit Kazakhstan as you’ll have nice pleasant days and cool evenings.
@@AFestivalCalledLife Thank you for responding
8:23 do you recommend staying in an Airbnb or a hotel while visiting Almaty?
Hey , i would recommend staying in an Airbnb for sure specially in Almaty…
There are some really nice airbnbs located in the heart of the city and the prices are very good too.
So unless you can stay at the ritz Carlton Almaty , definitely check out the Airbnb options
@@AFestivalCalledLife Is there a curtain part or district you would recommend staying in?
@ yes , try staying as close as you can to Panfilov park , Arbat street and Zhibek zholy street.
These are all in the same area and around 10-15 mins walking from each other and this is pretty much everything you want to see in Almaty and is the main city centre of Almaty..
I’ll send you a link to our Airbnb have a look :-
www.airbnb.com/slink/L0L9PHkT
Guys where did y'all stay? The neighborhood looks great! I'm going next month, so wanted to know which place in the city is best to stay in
Hey , so make sure you’re staying in and around these places:-
Zhibek zholy
Arbat street
Panfilov park
These areas are all walking distance from each other and it’s pretty much where you’ll want to be in Almaty cos most things to do are around here..
Also do stay tuned we have many more episodes of Almaty coming up and it’ll surely help you plan better😊😊
We’re also going to show our Airbnb apartment in the city so you can check that out too…
Hope that helps 😊
Also do check this out too
We Cycled To Big Almaty Lake & Tau Spa | KAZAKHSTAN |
ruclips.net/video/QlGoLdxD0Cc/видео.html
@@AFestivalCalledLife awesome thanx for the leads, will def share your videos with my family. We're excited to research well before our trip and these informative content helps a lot!
Which month video is this, i can see beautiful greenery
We went in May, it was perfect the end of winter and the start of the summer months , hence the greenery 😊
@@AFestivalCalledLife Thanks for the reply
Nice !! Bringing back memories 😍😍
Thank you 😊😊
Best vlog. Have u also been to Baku, Azerbaijan?
Which one is better Almaty, Kazakhstan or Baku, Azerbaijan?
Hey , Thank you 😊
We haven’t been to Baku yet but have heard some amazing things about the place and are hoping to visit soon…
So for now, Almaty it is !!
you are such a cute couple. welcome to kazakhstan!
Awhh , Thank you so much , Love being here already ❤️❤️
Which month did u travel to Kazakhstan, also can you share details abt your Airbnb
Hey , we had gone in May 2024.
Yes we’ll be sharing all the details of our airbnb in the next few episodes , do stay tuned 😊😊
I am thinking of going there in January but with winter weather it might not be worth it. You went very recently, would you recommend in Jan
Hey , honestly I would not recommend Almaty in January , it’s just too cold to do anything..
Wait until the next season which is in March April when the snow has finally settled in and summer weather is just magic in the city gardens
I am big fan of your videos. I want to visit all the sightseeings in Almaty. Till March snow will be there. So can i plan on April??
Hi , so April and May are perfect months to visit Almaty , even we visited in May and it’s lovely cos you also get snow on the mountain tops and summer in the city gardens ❤️
Kok Tobe means green hills
So a lot of sources do call it the green hills but Kok-Tobe in literal Kazakh translation means Blue Hill.
Honestly I think green hills makes more sense but now that I’m checking on google , it’s still very debatable
True, even kok bazaar in Russian is translated as green bazaar. I hope the Soviets were not colour blind😅@@AFestivalCalledLife
@@AFestivalCalledLife, in Kazakh kok means both greenery/green vegetation and blue colour
if possible can you pls share the link for the hotel/hostel u guys stayed in Almaty
Hey, sure we stayed in an Airbnb , here’s the link -
www.airbnb.com/slink/UoyC8trl
Also do watch our entire series we’ve shown the Airbnb too 😊
Can i plan in April??
You should plan on April , it’s a perfect time to visit Almaty
Hello! Which hotel did you stay at?
Hey , we stayed in an Airbnb on Arbat street , do check out the other episodes in our Almaty series we have shown our apartment and all yeh details
@@AFestivalCalledLifesure thank u!
how to buy internet sim card in almaty? and how much the price?
Hi , you can find them at the Almaty airport as soon as you arrive and can buy your eSIM there.
We paid approx 15 US dollars for an unlimited data plan for a month and it was perfect didn’t face any network issues at all
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Thank you 😊
strange musical accompaniment. Russian folklore melody that has nothing to do with Kazakhstan. It would be the same as if a video of a trip to India were accompanied by Chinese melodies
You’re right help me find some Kazakh music that I can use license free please , having a hard time finding any Kazakh music royalty free to use
@@AFestivalCalledLife You could add music from national musical instruments like dombra
Thanks, will try finding something like that for the next videos 😊
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Ah man, half of the pain is just visa, so refreshing to just book and fly without sharing my DNA everytime.
Exactly how we felt 😂😂😂
Hello! Which hotel did you stay at?