Top Things to do in Lake Baikal
What to do and see in Lake Baikal, Siberian District: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in Lake Baikal, Russia including Irkutsk Academic Drama Theater, Baikal Explorer, Private Baikal Guide, 52o17' Travel Center, Hoboy Cape, Gallery of V. Bronshteyn, Landfill Museum, Baikal Vision, BaikalTour.net, Shumak Wilderness Eco Retreat.
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1. Irkutsk Academic Drama Theater
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5.0 based on 244 reviews
2. Baikal Explorer
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Baikal travel. Tours in lake Baikal and Siberia.
3. Private Baikal Guide
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Hey guys! My name is Irina and I am a tour guide in Irkutsk city and Lake Baikal region. I create tailor-made tours in this area for solo travellers and groups of any sizes. I am also an experienced traveler myself so I feel and share your passion about travelling and will do my best to provide best possible experience for you and your friends.
4. 52o17' Travel Center
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
We run everyday tours around Lake Baikal and welcome everyone to explore endless Siberia!
5. Hoboy Cape
6. Gallery of V. Bronshteyn
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5.0 based on 179 reviews
Viktor Bronshteyn’s Gallery is the largest gallery in Siberia. You can see the fine art paintings, graphic and sculptural works of not only Siberian artists, but also authors from different regions of Russia and other countries. Permanent exhibition of the well-known artist Dashi Namdakov is the pride of the collection. You can see the unique sculpture “Bird and Tiger” presented in the hall, which is made from lapis lazuli and bronze.
Reviewed By Loblolly8
This gallery is an absolute must for any traveler to Irkutsk. Here you can find the best contemporary art in Irkutsk and probably all of Siberia, with a strong focus on the indigenous Buryat and Evenk artists who explore their own roots with exceptional creativity and up-to-the-minute techniques. The gallery is quite large, offering the opportunity to see several exhibits at once. The staff is very welcoming, and there are opportunities on the premises to relax with refreshments and to buy creative gifts you can't find anywhere else. But the art is the real standout here. If you are curious about the direction of contemporary art in Siberia -- and want to enjoy the outstanding skill of some of its best practitioners -- then you've found the right spot!
7. Landfill Museum
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
8. Baikal Vision
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5.0 based on 164 reviews
We are local Baikal Tour Company. We speak English, French, Chinese, and Korean. We will show you all Baikal sights, Baikal cuisine, Baikal culture. We will help you to know what is Irkutsk, Olkhon, Listvyanka, Cape Khoboy, Arshan, Sayny Mountains, Great Baikal Trail, Baikal Circum Railroad, Taltsy and so on. You will taste Baikal omul, Boozy, Hooshoory, Boohleur and meet native Baikal people. P.S. your guide will be one of native Baikal people - Buryats. Just call or write us by email WhatsApp, Viber, Wechat, Telegram
9. BaikalTour.net
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
We are a small local company, a tour operator arranging adventures around lake Baikal, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, Mongolia, all Russia. All tours are designed by Denis Sobnakov, a travel guide recommended by Lonely Planet and tourists from around the globe, guiding since 2005. Our goal is to deliver a deeper insight into LOCAL CULTURE with the best experience in NATURE in a safe and responsible manner.
10. Shumak Wilderness Eco Retreat
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
The Retreat is located in a very picturesque and a truly remote valley of the river Shumak at 1600 m above the sea level, 180 km far from Irkutsk (Irkutsk region, Russia), in the Eastern Sayan Mountains (Oka municipal region, the Republic of Buryatia, Russia), 40km far from Mongolia. The Retreat is accessible only by helicopters (1 hour flight from Irkutsk all year round) or by 4 days of rigorous hiking from Nylova Pustyn (Buryatia)available only in the summer time. It is a sustainable facility. The famous Shumak Mineral Springs are located within 5 min walk from the Retreat. It is the only place in Siberia where about 100 mineral springs of different properties, radon and curative mud are found.The Shumak Mineral Water is a special category of mineral water which is effective for treatment of locomotor, cardiovascular, nervous, upper respiratory tract disorders, liver, stomach, endocrinology and metabolism ailments, skin, gynecological and urological diseases and infertility. Untouched nature, healing mineral water and absolute wilderness makes the Retreat your unique destination to experience this sacred place of Siberia!
