Time in Kazakhstan now
Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
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ALMT
Several time zones
UTC+5
DST varies by region
Several time zones. Clock: Nur-Sultan (capital).
Kazakhstan (eastern)
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
Aktobe
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
Atyrau
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
Kyzylorda
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
Mangystau
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
West Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
23 Aug 2026
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City times in Kazakhstan
Each city has its own time page — start with these popular places.
Kazakhstan: common questions
What time is it in Kazakhstan?
Kazakhstan uses UTC+5 year-round across the country with no daylight saving.
How does the local time compare to neighboring countries?
Kazakhstan's western regions align with countries like Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, while its eastern regions share a similar time zone with Kyrgyzstan and parts of Russia.
What is the time difference with major global cities?
The difference with major cities depends on the region:
- Western regions (UTC +5:00): 10 hours ahead of New York (ET) and 13 hours ahead of Los Angeles (PT).
- Eastern regions (UTC +6:00): 11 hours ahead of New York and 14 hours ahead of Los Angeles.
- Western regions (UTC +5:00): 10 hours ahead of New York (ET) and 13 hours ahead of Los Angeles (PT).
- Eastern regions (UTC +6:00): 11 hours ahead of New York and 14 hours ahead of Los Angeles.
What are some major industries?
The economy is diverse and resource-rich:
Energy: A global leader in oil, natural gas, and uranium production.
Agriculture: A significant producer of wheat and livestock, with vast steppes ideal for farming.
Mining: Rich in minerals like copper, gold, and rare earth elements.
Technology: Growing investment in digital infrastructure and innovation hubs.
Energy: A global leader in oil, natural gas, and uranium production.
Agriculture: A significant producer of wheat and livestock, with vast steppes ideal for farming.
Mining: Rich in minerals like copper, gold, and rare earth elements.
Technology: Growing investment in digital infrastructure and innovation hubs.
What is some local trivia or geography?
The geography is vast and varied:
Size: It is the largest landlocked country and the 9th largest globally.
Steppes: Home to expansive grasslands, ideal for agriculture and wildlife.
Mountains and Lakes: The Tian Shan mountains and the stunning Lake Balkhash add to its natural beauty.
Size: It is the largest landlocked country and the 9th largest globally.
Steppes: Home to expansive grasslands, ideal for agriculture and wildlife.
Mountains and Lakes: The Tian Shan mountains and the stunning Lake Balkhash add to its natural beauty.
What are some cultural insights?
The's culture is shaped by its nomadic heritage and modern influences:
Language: Kazakh is the official language, with Russian widely spoken in urban areas.
Traditions: Nomadic customs, like yurt dwelling and horseback games, remain integral to its identity.
Cuisine: Popular dishes include beshbarmak (boiled meat with noodles) and kumis (fermented mare's milk).
Festivals: Nauryz, the Persian New Year, is celebrated with feasts and cultural performances.
Language: Kazakh is the official language, with Russian widely spoken in urban areas.
Traditions: Nomadic customs, like yurt dwelling and horseback games, remain integral to its identity.
Cuisine: Popular dishes include beshbarmak (boiled meat with noodles) and kumis (fermented mare's milk).
Festivals: Nauryz, the Persian New Year, is celebrated with feasts and cultural performances.