Explore Almaty’s wonders with new direct flights from HKD 4,089*
From January 2027, we will operate three non-stop flights a week between Hong Kong and Almaty. Book by 30 November 2026 to enjoy round-trip fares from HKD 4,089*, with one-way promotional fare also available, giving you more flexibility to build your own Central Asia journey.
Book now and discover a captivating city where Eurasian history, culture and breathtaking nature come together.
*Terms and conditions apply. Fares include taxes and carrier-imposed surcharges. All fares, government taxes and fees, and surcharges are subject to change at any time.
Uncover the magic of Central Asia's best-kept secret
A Skiing Paradise Beneath the Tian Shan Peak
Surrounded by the snow-capped Tian Shan mountains, Almaty is one of Central Asia’s most captivating winter escapes. At Shymbulak Ski Resort, world-class slopes meet breathtaking alpine scenery, offering an unforgettable way to experience the beauty of winter in Central Asia.
Discover one of Almaty's most iconic landmarks
The Ascension Cathedral is one of Almaty's most iconic landmarks. Renowned for its exquisite wooden architecture and colourful onion domes, the cathedral showcases the distinctive beauty of Russian Orthodox design. Stroll through the cathedral grounds and neighbouring Panfilov Park to discover a captivating blend of history, culture and architectural splendour.
A hidden lake cradled by mountains
Big Almaty Lake sits tucked in the Tian Shan range, its water so clear it looks like liquid gemstone. Snow peaks on all sides, colours shifting with the light and seasons. It’s the kind of place that makes the rest of the world feel very far away.
The kind of view that makes you stop mid-step
Time has carved Charyn Canyon into one of Kazakhstan’s most dramatic landscapes. Follow the canyon floor between towering rock formations and see how every layer tells a different chapter of the land’s history.
A home built for a life in motion
The yurt was created for life across Kazakhstan’s vast landscapes. Portable, practical and rich in tradition, it tells the story of a culture built around movement, community and the open steppe.
An underground art gallery hiding in plain sight
Almaty Metro is more than a way to get around. Step inside and you’ll find stations lined with murals, sculptures and ornate details, each one reflecting Kazakhstan’s culture and history. It feels less like a commute, and more like wandering through a museum beneath the city.
