Ethno-Village Tour: Eagle hunting show, Horseback show and Lunch
Description
Our Ethno Tour is more than just a trip — it is a deep cultural immersion into the traditional way of life. This journey allows guests to experience local traditions, customs, and hospitality from the inside, not as observers but as participants. Travelers stay in traditional dwellings, enjoy homemade national cuisine prepared by local families, and take part in cultural activities passed down through generations.
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Itinerary
Discover the real spirit of the Kazakh steppe on this cultural tour. Visit a traditional nomad village, see authentic yurts, and learn about local customs and daily life. Enjoy a peaceful horseback ride through beautiful open landscapes, just like the nomads did for centuries. After the ride, relax and taste a delicious traditional Kazakh lunch. A simple and authentic experience of culture, nature, and hospitality.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(5)
The Ethno Village Tour was a good experience something different The horse gymnastic shows were daring and breathtaking The female guides were quite pleasant and helpful speaking good English Lots of axtivities like Horseriding,Archery,Kazakh costumes etc were part of the activities included.
we liked the tour and enjoyed it. The views were very beautiful and the organization was good.
Really enjoyed the trip with John, who was very helpful throughout. Spoke excellent English and had a good banter going most of the time. There was some confusion with other group members in the morning which led to a delayed pickup by an hour, and eventually eating up our lunch time. The trip to the glacier was extremely rewarding - such a surreal experience walking under the frozen glacier. Do note that going into the cave is optional and you need to pay 3000 KZT extra - pls carry cash. Overall, the trek is not very difficult, with just some moderate level bouldering at some spots. Only feedback is if a buffer is factored in for delays so lunch isn’t missed out - was famished by the time you return to the hotel by 5PM, as you start the day at 6AM, and are running only on breakfast
A great introduction to Almaty. We saw a lot and learned about the history and culture of Kazakhstan. Amir was a great guide for our first day here.
The tour is good, the guide is very friendly and shares a lot of information visit the most important points of the city
