
Flights to Kazakhstan in January 2027
- Lowest fare
- ฿9,742 Jan 24
- Roundtrip from
- ฿18,213
- Typical roundtrip
- ฿26,065
Kazakhstan: prices, dates and useful details
Kazakhstan gives you 3 destinations to compare from Bangkok. 90 one-way fares from ฿9,742 · 1,757 roundtrips from ฿18,213. These results are for january 2027.
- One way from
- ฿9,742
- 90 outbound-only options
- Roundtrip from
- ฿18,213
- 1,757 complete trips
- Typical roundtrip
- ฿26,065
- Half cost less, half cost more
- Destinations
- 3
- Across 1 countries
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DestinationShymkent
Kazakhstan
Weather13°MildTypical one way฿14,582Cheapest one-way fare฿10,346฿14,582−29%Jan 3Save ฿4,236
Shymkent
Kazakhstan
DestinationAstana
Kazakhstan
Weather9°ColdTypical one way฿14,725Cheapest one-way fare฿11,786฿14,725−20%Jan 1Save ฿2,939
Astana
Kazakhstan
DestinationAlmaty
Kazakhstan
Weather9°ColdTypical one way฿11,916Cheapest one-way fare฿9,742฿11,916−18%Jan 24Save ฿2,174
Almaty
Kazakhstan
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Cheapest destinations for Kazakhstan
Sorted by the lowest roundtrip fare. The typical price shows whether the cheapest result is common or unusual.
| Destination | Lowest | Typical | Results | Non-stop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ฿18,213 | ฿22,583 | 620 | 30% |
| 2 | ฿19,728 | ฿28,533 | 522 | 1% |
| 3 | ฿22,640 | ฿28,260 | 615 | 0% |
Destination map
Where you can go for Kazakhstan
The leading destinations shown by location. Larger dots mean more flight options.
Typical prices
What do Kazakhstan roundtrips usually cost?
This distribution uses roundtrip prices only; one-way prices remain in their own labeled summary.
Useful trip facts
What to know about Kazakhstan
- Country code
- KZ
- Currency
- KZT
- Local-cost group
- 2 / 5
- Typical outbound from Bangkok
- 8h 40m
- Typical stay
- 12 nights
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Why go
Why travelers consider Kazakhstan
The world's largest landlocked country spans vast steppe grasslands, snow-capped Tian Shan peaks, and the futuristic skyline of Nur-Sultan, all steeped in Silk Road legend.

