Wild Natures - Kazakhstan Specialists
Kazakhstan, not the first country to think of when you are looking for a holiday destination. Most people know the country because of the space center Baykonur. Others will remember that the city Alma-Ata (now renamed to Almaty) was once the place where world records were broken on the highland ice skating rink of Medeo. Only very few will know that this is the homeland of the Dutch tulip and many rare animal and flower species.

Oriental Express Central Asia (OREXCA) - Kazakhstan Kazakhstan stretches from the east of the Caspian Sea and Volga plains to the mountainous Altay and from the foothills of Tien Shan in the south and southeast to the West-Siberian lowland in the north.

Advantour - Kazakhstan
Geographically Kazakhstan is a part of Central Asia, Kazakhstan is more than twice as big as the four other Central Asian republics put together and is roughly half the size of mainland USA. The landscape of Kazakhstan is diverse. The northern forest-steppe turns into steppe, half-deserts and deserts in the South. Kazakhstan is mineral rich.

Guardian Unlimited Travel - Kazakhstan
The Guardian Unlimited Travel Kazakhstan Section with articles and tips.

Lonely Planet - Kazakhstan
If you're not a fan of endless semi-arid steppe and decaying industrial cities, Kazakhstan (Kazakstan) may seem bleak, but those who enjoy remoteness, wide open spaces, lunar landscapes, long hypnotic train rides and horse sausage will definitely be in their element.

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