Top Things to do in Siberian District
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Discover the best top things to do in Siberian District, Russia including Stolby National Park, Lake Baikal, Altai Mountains, SibTourGuide - Siberian Day Tours, Cape Burkhan/Shamanka Rock, Belukha Mountain, World Funeral Culture Museum, Mountain Pass Katu-Yaryk, National Park Alkhanai, Love Peak.
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1. Stolby National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 808 reviews
Strangely shaped cliffs lure locals and tourists to this popular park, which offers hiking and a wonderful retreat from the city.
Reviewed By t0byb0by - Canton of Lucerne, Switzerland
Me and my travel mate visited Stolby with a local guide named Pawel in the Winter. The nature is just amazing and very fascinating rock formations. The Stolby it's a must see when you are in Krasnoyarks. Its just a 20 min bus ride away from the city.
2. Lake Baikal
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 480 reviews
Known as the Pearl of Siberia, this incredibly pure and clear freshwater lake measures one mile in depth, contains more flora and fauna than any other lake in the world, including the only existing fresh water seals, and is surrounded by high mountains, wildflower meadows and rich green forests.
Reviewed By StasTri - Stavropol, Russia
Hello, dear friends and readers of my review! In this review, I want to tell you about my trip to lake Baikal and the city of Irkutsk in the summer of last year. In General, as in any other trips, I thought about whether it is worth it, and eventually realized that it is definitely worth it. Baikal is the deepest lake and the cleanest reservoir on our planet! In addition, travel is always good and it can not be superfluous. We took off at night, at five minutes past one from Sheremetyevo airport. The flight took about six hours. They arrived at seven-twenty in the morning. The next day we went to lake Baikal. To convey that beauty in words, Yes that there are words, even feelings can not be! This pure, untouched nature! Clear, transparent lake! Green grass! Only admiration and nothing more! Still Baikal (Small sea), and in the distance you can see Irkutsk.This is an unforgettable experience, just unforgettable! The tour was coming to an end. I decided to buy a couple of Souvenirs as a gift to my relatives. Now it's time to go back. We went back longer than to the lake itself, but it is not critical and does not matter. In General, I was satisfied with my journey from the beginning to the very end: Irkutsk is a magnificent city with kind, and most importantly honest people, beautiful buildings and streets, pleasant flora and fauna, clean and untouched nature. Baikal surprised me with its incredible cleanliness, transparency, magnificent nature and people living near it. This is definitely one of the best trips I've taken in my entire life. I learned more than just more about my Homeland. I looked at the life of people outside the capital and was pleasantly surprised. This is the best city I've ever been to. This is the best lake I've ever been to.
3. Altai Mountains
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5.0 based on 44 reviews
Strictly protected area in southern Siberia has deep mountain valleys, numerous rivers and boreal forest sheltering 70 species of mammals and 300 species of birds.
4. SibTourGuide - Siberian Day Tours
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5.0 based on 213 reviews
Since 2003 Siberian Tour Guide (SibTourGuide) invites everyone to join our private guided hiking, walking and car trips through Krasnoyarsk and the surrounding areas. We specialize in personalized and custom tours that offer a unique perspective on all aspects of our city – history, museums and present day life, local culture, wildlife and countryside. Visit the main local highlights such as the Stolby Nature Reserve, Krasnoyarsk dam, Krasnoyarsk sea (Yenisey river) and others!
5. Cape Burkhan/Shamanka Rock
6. Belukha Mountain
7. World Funeral Culture Museum
8. Mountain Pass Katu-Yaryk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By bugaevdn - Novosibirsk, Russia
Better start your trip to Katu-Yaryk Passage from Aktash (788 km of R-256 "Chuysky Trakt" from Novosibirsk). Make your tank full of gas in Aktash before you start. Be ready to overcome then about 50 km (depends on season and weather) of highly-likely off-road part of road - sandy mostly:). The way from Aktash to Katu-Yaryk passage is about 100 km and could last 2-2,5 hours one way. And it's worth it. Beautiful site of Chulyshman Valley, and the Passage as itself. If you'll wish to pass your way down to the valley (or even up then) make your mind about 4WD option of the transport - it would be good idea.
