Kazakhstan in November
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2019 6:21 pm
Hello caravan people !
I’m now in Khiva, on my way to Nukus and then Moynaq.
I plan to go next by train to Aktau and would like to spend some weeks in Kazakhstan if the cold doesn’t make me leave earlier.
Therefore I have some questions :
- what would be the cheapest option to enjoy the Mangistau region, the natural scenery and landmarks without spending hundreds of dollars for a private tour as I’m traveling alone ?
- is it possible to visit the goulags around Kaganda in this time of Year ?
- I’m thinking to go to Aralsk on my way from Aktau to Kaganda but I read that most of the ships where removed. Is there still things to see beside the mosaic on the train station?
- I know that the Polygon is closed so apart from the previous places, Astana, Almaty and what the weather will allow me to do around this city (Charryn Canyon ?) is there other places in the country that you would recommend in November ? (I already went to Turkestan).
Thank you very much for your help and tips !
And who knows, hope to see some of you on the road.
Cheers
I’m now in Khiva, on my way to Nukus and then Moynaq.
I plan to go next by train to Aktau and would like to spend some weeks in Kazakhstan if the cold doesn’t make me leave earlier.
Therefore I have some questions :
- what would be the cheapest option to enjoy the Mangistau region, the natural scenery and landmarks without spending hundreds of dollars for a private tour as I’m traveling alone ?
- is it possible to visit the goulags around Kaganda in this time of Year ?
- I’m thinking to go to Aralsk on my way from Aktau to Kaganda but I read that most of the ships where removed. Is there still things to see beside the mosaic on the train station?
- I know that the Polygon is closed so apart from the previous places, Astana, Almaty and what the weather will allow me to do around this city (Charryn Canyon ?) is there other places in the country that you would recommend in November ? (I already went to Turkestan).
Thank you very much for your help and tips !
And who knows, hope to see some of you on the road.
Cheers