Best Nur-Sultan Dining Experiences in 2026

Nur-Sultan , Kazakhstan

From $ 290.00

Join our Kazakh family of Eagle hunters and prepare for an exciting day of cultural and culinary adventures in Astana. From the first minutes of your arrival to the village you will be met by mischievous children in Kazakh traditional clothes which they usually wear during National holidays, celebration of birthday parties and in front of highly respected guests! During the visit, you have a unique opportunity to watch Berkut show (Golden eagles). Berkuts are endangered species registered in the Red Book of Kazakhstan. Hunting with golden eagles is one of the most unique traditions of Kazakh people. Eagle hunter is called “kusbegi” or “berkutchi”. Currently, there are few families left who continue carrying the skill and one of them is our host. After lunch you can try your skills in horse riding. If you have no experience this is a perfect opportunity to learn it from our kusbegi!

Nur-Sultan , Kazakhstan

From $ 215.26

Most day tours from Astana show you the city. This one takes you to Taiburyldyn Shabysy Ranch, a working horse ranch build around three horse breeds, a kitchen that produces three meals a day from scratch, and a private sauna on the property. You'll ride in the morning along the river, eat a traditional Kazakh meal at the ranch, then ride out in the afternoon to the mausoleum of Kabanbai Batyr, dedicated to Kazakhstan's most significant historical heroes, and one most visitors never reach. Entry to the inside is included, and your guide will tell you exactly who Kabanbai was and why the country cherishes his deeds. The sauna is already warm by the time you're back. Dinner at the ranch in the evening before the return to Astana. Beginners welcome. Non-riders too.

Nur-Sultan , Kazakhstan

From $ 314.17

Two days, one night on Taiburyldyn Shabysy Ranch. Ride along rivers steppe lakes, visit a historic mausoleum on horseback, eat traditional Kazakh meals cooked here, and wake up to the sound of horses. This tour is for you if already saw Bayterek Tower and you'd rather spend the rest of your time on a horse than in a hotel. You want to eat delicious homemade food, ride terrain that goes on further than you can see, and end your evenings in a sauna. Beginners welcome. Non-riders too.