Air tickets Taraz — Seoul

If you are looking for flights from Taraz to Seoul, start your search on the Freedom Travel website or app: compare options by price, total travel time and number of stopovers, book the itinerary that suits you and pay online by card straight away.

This page brings together the essentials of the route: the distance and approximate travel time, the available connections, the airlines that actually fly these legs, what the ticket price depends on, plus details about the arrival airport and the sights of Seoul.

General information about flights between Taraz and Seoul

The distance between Taraz and Seoul is about 4,640 km. There is no non-stop service on this route: Taraz airport handles domestic flights only, so the whole journey takes from ~10 hours with one stopover in Almaty or Astana. The time difference is plus 4 hours — when it is noon in Taraz, it is already 16:00 in Seoul. The route is popular with tourists, students and travellers heading to South Korea for work or medical treatment. Visa: Kazakhstani citizens do not need a visa for tourist trips of up to 30 days, but a K-ETA electronic travel authorisation must be obtained in advance; check the current rules before you travel.

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Taraz — Seoul flight schedule

The domestic leg from Taraz to Almaty or Astana is operated by SCAT and takes roughly 1–1.5 hours. From Almaty, Air Astana, Asiana Airlines and Eastar Jet fly on to Incheon, while Air Astana serves the route from Astana; the flight to Korea itself lasts about 6.5 hours.

The number of flights and the quality of the connections vary by day of the week and by season, and fares are dynamic, so check the live schedule for your dates in the Freedom Travel search.

How much does a flight from Taraz to Seoul cost

The price depends on the departure date, the airline and the season, the length of the layover and how far in advance you book. We do not publish a fixed figure: the final amount including all fees is shown in the Freedom Travel search, where you can pay for the ticket online by card.

Which airlines fly the Taraz — Seoul route

• SCAT — domestic flights Taraz — Almaty and Taraz — Astana
• Air Astana — connecting flights via Almaty or Astana
• Asiana Airlines — connecting flights via Almaty
• Eastar Jet — connecting flights via Almaty

The mix of carriers and connection combinations changes over time — the Freedom Travel search shows the full list of options available for your date.

How to get from Taraz to Seoul: your flight options

There are no non-stop Taraz — Seoul flights: Taraz airport only serves domestic destinations — Almaty, Astana and Atyrau.

The main option is a single-stop itinerary: a domestic flight to Almaty or Astana first, then an international flight to Seoul. Scheduled service to the Korean capital is handled by Incheon airport (ICN), while the SEL code stands for the city as a whole, so your ticket will name Incheon.

A stopover in Almaty usually gives you more flights and airlines to choose from, while via Astana the domestic leg is shorter. Compare the total travel time, the waiting time and the fare, and if your itinerary combines tickets from different airlines, check the transit visa requirements and the connection rules in advance.

Find return flights from Seoul to Taraz

Seoul airport

Incheon International Airport lies about 48 km west of central Seoul, on an island near the city of Incheon; closer to the centre is Gimpo airport (GMP), which mainly handles domestic and some international flights. The AREX express train to Seoul Station, limousine buses and taxis run into the city, and Gimpo is linked by metro lines.

What to see in Seoul

The capital of South Korea and one of Asia's biggest metropolises, where ancient royal palaces stand alongside skyscrapers, cutting-edge technology and a thriving modern music scene.

• Gyeongbokgung Palace — the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty, with a changing-of-the-guard ceremony
• Bukchon Hanok Village — a quarter of traditional Korean hanok houses between the palaces
• N Seoul Tower (Namsan) — a tower on Namsan hill with a viewing deck over the whole city
• Myeongdong — a lively shopping and food district famous for its street snacks
• Changdeokgung Palace — a palace with the Secret Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Insadong — a district of galleries, antique shops and traditional tea houses

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