Kazakhstan is transforming the Tien Shan mountains into a world-class Almaty Mountain Cluster with over 200 km of interconnected ski runs, 42 cable cars, and capacity for 1.7 million international tourists annually, earning top rankings alongside global destinations like Chamonix and Whistler. Backed by presidential directives and major infrastructure investments, the project positions Kazakhstan as Central Asia's premier skiing hub, blending thrilling slopes, cultural après-ski, and sustainable conservation for year-round appeal.

Kazakhstan tourism ski development

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