Kolsai Lakes National Park, often called the “Pearl of the Tien Shan” and popularly known as Kazakh Switzerland, is located around 300 km from Almaty in the foothills of the Kungei Alatau mountain range. The park is home to a chain of stunning alpine lakes surrounded by dense pine forests, steep mountain slopes, and snow-capped peaks. Known for its pristine environment and crystal-clear waters, Kolsai is one of the most scenic natural destinations in Kazakhstan.
Kolsai Lakes National Park, often called the “Pearl of the Tien Shan” and popularly known as Kazakh Switzerland, is located around 300 km from Almaty in the foothills of the Kungei Alatau mountain range. The park is home to a chain of stunning alpine lakes surrounded by dense pine forests, steep mountain slopes, and snow-capped peaks. Known for its pristine environment and crystal-clear waters, Kolsai is one of the most scenic natural destinations in Kazakhstan.
