“It's a sign” - a tourist from Singapore visited Kazakhstan and couldn't hold back her emotions

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Tengrinews.kz — A traveler from Singapore gathered her friends to tour Kazakhstan’s most scenic destinations, creating a video that has garnered thousands of views on social media. The "star" of the video is a traditional yurt, which serves as a creative link between the country's most famous natural landmarks.


Traditional Yurt Unites Kazakhstan's Most Stunning Landscapes

The video was created by Amelyn Beverly, a travel blogger from Singapore who regularly shares her international journeys with her social media followers.

During her latest trip to Kazakhstan, the traveler filmed several videos. In one particular clip, a traditional yurt acts as a "portal" connecting the country's primary natural attractions.

The traveler says she hopes the video inspires others to embark on a similar journey.

"Take this as a sign to go to Kazakhstan with your whole crew! The landscapes were incredible, but it was the people who made the trip special," Amelyn wrote.

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The footage reveals a meticulously planned itinerary. The group visited popular Almaty region sites such as Charyn Canyon, Kolsay Lakes, and Lake Kaindy, before heading to Western Kazakhstan. The video also features Tuzbair, Airakty, Kyzylkup, and the Bozzhyra tract.

"Like being on another planet"

Amelyn admitted that seeing Kazakhstan with her own eyes had long been a dream of hers.

"Kazakhstan is a country I’ve wanted to visit for a long time, and finally, that dream has come true. The landscapes here are so unusual that at times it feels like you're on another planet. I hope you enjoy these shots," she shared.

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In the comments, users expressed how the video made them want to experience Kazakhstan for themselves. Many noted that the clip felt like a travel movie trailer, while others admitted they were discovering the Mangystau locations for the first time.

"Goosebumps," "Stunning," "Just got back from Kazakhstan 2 weeks ago. Already miss that place," "Oh my god, please post more, we’re going there in July," "This has been on my bucket list for years!", "So beautiful," users commented under the video.

According to the blogger's posts, the trip spanned several days across two regions: Almaty and Mangystau. This route is currently one of the most popular among international tourists seeking to experience Kazakhstan's diverse natural landscapes—ranging from alpine lakes to desert plateaus.

Personal Favorite: Kolsay

Despite the packed itinerary, Lake Kolsay left the deepest impression on Amelyn. She described it as the place where she truly felt the urge to slow down and enjoy the moment.

"This is my favorite spot in the entire Almaty region. Neither photos nor videos can capture how beautiful it is. We spent the whole day here, and the hike to the second lake and back took about seven and a half hours. Places like this remind you how important it is to just stop and enjoy nature," she said.

For those planning a trip, the blogger shared several tips:

  • Start your route as early as possible, as mountain weather changes rapidly;
  • Wear comfortable trekking shoes—trails become slippery after rain;
  • Don't stop at the first lake; far fewer tourists reach the second one, making it much more peaceful;
  • Gauge your stamina in advance—the round-trip trek can take six to eight hours.

Amelyn’s video continues to circulate on social media, serving as another example of how Kazakhstan is capturing the attention of international travel bloggers. In recent years, foreigners have increasingly produced content showcasing the country’s natural wonders, particularly Charyn Canyon, Kolsay, Kaindy, and the landscapes of Mangystau.

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