Is Kazakhstan safe to travel？

The average temperature in Kazakhstan in October is 2℃~12℃.

The average temperature is 12℃ during the day. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, jackets, suits and thin sweaters.

The average temperature is 2℃ at night. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as windbreaker, overcoat, jacket, sweater, wool suit, suit and winter clothes.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in Kazakhstan in October are Almaty (16℃) and Astana (8℃).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Kazakhstan in October are Almaty (5℃) and Astana (-2℃).

Republic of Kazakhstan (English: The Republic of Kazakhstan；; Kazakh: азастанреспубликасы), which is one.

The name of the country comes from its main ethnic group, Kazak. Originally one of the Soviet republics, it declared its independence on December 16, 1991. Bordering Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and other countries, and facing Iran and Azerbaijan across the Caspian Sea, it ranks ninth in the world in terms of land area.

Before the 16th century, the nomadic Turkic people lived in Kazakhstan. Until the early 18th century, the Russian Empire annexed the whole territory of Kazakhstan, and Kazakhstan began to become a colony of the Russian Empire. So far, the ethnic group and culture of Kazakhstan belong to a combination of Turkic culture, Islamic culture and Slavic culture.

In recent years, Kazakhstan has strengthened its economic, political and military integration with Russia and other Eastern European countries. On January 1, 2015, it will establish the Eurasian Economic Union with Russia, Belarus, Armenia and other countries.

Kazakhstan, a neighboring country of China in Central Asia, is facing the threat of desertification, although its terrain is mainly arid plains, but it hides some little-known natural wonders. Near Almaty, you can find spectacular mountains, clear lakes and deep canyons, such as lush valleys, glacial lakes and snow-capped peaks, as well as modern city features.

Although the name "Stan" and Islamic belief may remind people of some worries, Kazakhstan is actually a relatively safe travel destination for tourists. The prosperity of tourism makes it generally considered to be safer than France and Germany. Here, foreign tourists will feel a friendly atmosphere, but small economic crimes happen occasionally, but they have little impact on foreigners. The highway police may be corrupt to foreign vehicles, but as long as they obey the traffic rules, there is little risk of fines.

For students and foreigners who live for a long time, especially Almaty, the security is higher, attracting many foreign students and immigrants. Single female travelers are usually not harassed because men are more cautious in contact with foreign women. However, family travel may be more suitable in Almaty and its surrounding areas, because most areas are desert areas and need to travel long distances or trains.

Hiking and driving are safe in Kazakhstan, but attention should be paid to safety measures and possible traffic challenges. Public transportation is relatively safe, but sharing taxis may require careful choice. In terms of food, although it may not be friendly to vegetarians, most places are safe and edible. Drinking water needs to be cautious, and Almaty is relatively safe. Medical facilities have international clinics in Almaty, but the overall medical level needs to be improved. Although there are no reports of terrorist activities at present, safety always comes first. Almaty is famous among European cities for its relatively high security level.