Nur-Sultan in January

Cold, with occasional showers.

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Nur-Sultan weather in January

Cold, with occasional showers. Average highs of -11°C and lows of -17°C, with around 6 rainy days expected throughout the month.

While January isn't our top-rated month for Nur-Sultan, it has its own appeal — typically lower prices, fewer crowds, and a more local feel.

Average high
-11°C
Average low
-17°C
Rainy days
6 days
Best months to visit
May, June, July, August

What to do in Nur-Sultan in January

Whatever the weather, Nur-Sultan rewards curious visitors. Here are some of the best ways to spend your time:

Visiting the Bayterek Tower with its panoramic viewing platforms and symbolism Exploring the Khan Shatyr entertainment centre (world's largest tent structure) Visiting government buildings and monuments reflecting Kazakhstan's independence Shopping the Nurzhol Boulevard for designer goods and international brands Eating Kazakh shashlik kebabs and kumiss (fermented mare's milk) at restaurants Day tripping to Akmola nature reserve 50 kilometres south for steppe wildlife

What to pack for January

Pack for cold weather — a proper winter coat, thermal layers, waterproof boots, and warm accessories. You'll want a good base layer for outdoor activities.

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January (you are here)
-11C
Cold, with occasional showers.
February
-8C
Cold, with occasional showers.
March
-1C
Cold, with occasional showers.
April
12C
Cool, with occasional showers.
Recommended
May
21C
Mild and comfortable, with occasional showers.
Recommended
June
25C
Warm and pleasant, with occasional showers.
Recommended
July
26C
Warm and pleasant, with some rainy days.
Recommended
August
25C
Warm and pleasant, with occasional showers.
September
17C
Cool, with occasional showers.
October
9C
Cold, with occasional showers.
November
-3C
Cold, with occasional showers.
December
-8C
Cold, with occasional showers.

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