About Abai Travel
Abai Travel is the official travel guide to the Abai Region of Kazakhstan. Discover the birthplace of the great Abai Kunanbayuly: the endless steppes of Chingiztau, historic Semey, the Abai and Shakarim museums, natural monuments, and sacred sites.
What awaits you
Dozens of attractions: historical and cultural monuments, museums, natural sites, sacred sites, and architectural complexes. Detailed maps of each location with photos, descriptions, opening hours, contact information, and directions. Interactive map of the Abai Region with district boundaries. Ready-made routes and travel tips for exploring the region. Tourist attractions: where to stay, where to eat, where to refuel.
Convenient map
A map based on Google Maps with precise coordinates of all locations. Geolocation shows the nearest attractions. Open any location in 2GIS or Google Maps with one click. Route planning from your current location to a selected point.
Favorites and planning
Save interesting places to your favorites to return to them later. Plan visits and reservations directly in the app. Share your discoveries with friends via any messenger.
Three languages
Full localization in Kazakh, Russian, and English – for residents of the region, visitors from other regions of Kazakhstan, and foreign tourists.
Information materials
Built-in guides and PDF brochures allow you to delve deeper into the history, culture, and nature of the Abay region.
Free and honest
No ads, no subscriptions, no hidden fees. The app was created to open the Abay region to the world.
Privacy
The app carefully protects your data: all favorites and settings are stored only on your device. Geolocation is used exclusively to display nearby places and create routes and is not shared with third parties.
Discover the Abai region – a land of great thinkers, ancient legends and untouched nature.
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