Delhi (National Capital Territory of India) to Almaty

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Plane

6h  33m

Recommended

$195-478

Drive

37h  57m

$348-502

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Distance: 1679 km

Duration: 6h 33m

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Traveling From Delhi (National Capital Territory of India) to Almaty

The vibrant chaos of Delhi, with its rich history and bustling streets, contrasts sharply with Almaty’s serene parks and stunning mountain backdrop.

Best Neighbourhoods in Almaty

Almaty boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering a distinct flavor of the city.

Medeu

• Home to the famous Medeu Skating Rink.

• Beautiful scenic views of the surrounding mountains.

Zelony Bazaar

• Vibrant local market with fresh produce and goods.

• A place to experience daily life in Almaty.

Panfilov Park

• Features unique architecture, including the Zenkov Cathedral.

• Popular spot for leisurely strolls and cultural events.

Best Times To Visit Almaty's Attractions

Timing your visits to Almaty's highlights can enhance your experience significantly.

Medeu Valley

Visit in early morning during the week to avoid crowds and enjoy tranquil scenery.

Zenkov Cathedral

Late afternoon offers soft lighting for photos and fewer visitors.

Panfilov Park

Weekdays in spring provide a quieter atmosphere and blooming flowers.

Almaty Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Almaty experiences a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers, making spring and early autumn the ideal times for exploration. Weather plays a significant role in your travel experience, influencing outdoor activities and the vibrancy of the city.

Dining Recommendation in Almaty

For a distinctive experience, try the local dish 'Beshbarmak' at a cozy restaurant like 'Kishlak,' where tender boiled meat is served over handmade pasta, offering a stark contrast to the rich spices of Delhi's cuisine. Enjoying this hearty meal in Almaty’s inviting atmosphere, surrounded by traditional décor, showcases the unique flavors and local ingredients that define Kazakh dining.