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Places To Visit In Siberia

Altai Mountains

The majestic mountains of Altai stretch over 2000 km with the highest point 4500 meter above the sea level. The Altai mountains have always been in the spotlight of Siberian tourism. You can go for hiking, climbing, rafting, or just spend some lovely time with your family in the woods. The Altai Republic also has two museums which are definitely worth a visit- Altai Museum of Regional Studies and History, and Altai State Art Museum.

Cities in Siberia have somehow tried to retain the essence of their good-old times in spite of the continuous growth and development. One must definitely visit the Siberian cities to indulge into the Russian affair. Irkutsk has some beautiful wooden and stone buildings, some museums, churches as well as central markets. Novosibirsk is the 3rd largest city in Russia and has some strong cultural flavors and interesting museums and monuments. The wooden architecture in Tomsk is so appealing that you wouldn't want to keep your camera inside the bag. Ulan Ude is a centre of Buddhist Buryat culture, and hence you'd find classic monastries and some other attractions including the Winter palace of Bogd Khaan as well as a museum and gallery. Read More

The deepest lake in the world, Lake Baikal is a must-see if you're planning your trip to Russia. It has been entitled as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. You can't put Lake Baikal off your list if you're visiting Siberia. A spectacular landscape of clear blue water surrounded with lush green surroundings that captivates you in its charm so badly, that you can't get over it.With a depth of about 1620 metres, this freshwater lake is home to some indigenous animals like nerpas. Even if you visit the lake during winter, you get assured breathtaking views of the frozen lake, as well as some 'chilling' icy-activities. What a splendor it might feel standing (virtually) on the deepest lake in the world! Read More

The legendary Trans-Siberian Railway boasts the longest rail road in the world, with 9,289 kilometers of rails. The Great Siberian Route is so amazing that you can travel the entire country just by sitting inside the train holding a cup of coffee in your hand marvelling at the awe-inspiring sights outside the window. It is the best way to inhale the true essence of Russia, combined with excellent services right inside the carriage. The rail stops at most of the significant towns and cities; and you can even plan to get down at a city station and spend some pleasant time there in solace. Read More