This article will be of interest to beginners and hiking enthusiasts. If your physical shape is average, but you love hiking; If the romance of the mountains is close to you, but you think about your safety, you are on the same path with us.

Munku-Sardyk- eternal white char, the highest point of the Eastern Sayan Mountains in Buryatia, on the borders of Russia and Mongolia. Its height is 3491 meters.

Our hike involves moderate physical activity. We will not climb the Munku-Sardyk peak itself - this will require an ice axe, crampons, a helmet, and some other specific equipment. But that doesn’t make our trip any less interesting. We will see frozen waterfalls, snowy peaks shining in the sun, bizarre rocks flowing with water, alpine meadows with rare plants.

The peculiarity is that this route is accessible to beginners, people of average physical fitness, and children.

The unique, protected route is open only for a short two weeks from May 1-14. At other times, the river freezes and the route becomes accessible only to climbers. It’s too cold in winter (-40). In May, the conditions are ideal for a stay for 3-4 days: temperatures -5, -10 during the day and -15 at night.

This makes the nature of Munku-Sardyk purest, untouched.

Along the frozen river, as if on the road, tourists climb Mount Munku, as well as to some other destinations: the lake, the “Circus” and the Holy Place of the Buryats.
At this time, more than 1000 people annually visit these amazingly beautiful places.

Approximate equipment for a hike to Munku-Sardyk:

1. Mountaineering (trekking) boots for climbing – pair
2. Bivouac shoes - pair
4. Thin socks - more, taking into account the length of stay (a pair of dry socks is never superfluous)
5. Woolen socks - more, taking into account the length of stay
6. Thermal underwear – set, replaceable
7. Fleece pants – 1 pc.
8. Waterproof and windproof pants – 1 pc.
9. Fleece sweatshirt – you can have two pairs, thin and thick
10. Waterproof and windproof jacket with a hood – 1 pc.
11. Down jacket with a hood – 1 pc.
12. Fleece (woolen) gloves – at least 2 pairs
13. Windproof mittens (gaiters) – pair
14. Fleece hat (wool) – 2 pcs.
15. Balaclava (face mask) – if available, optional
16. Bandana (panama hat) – if available, optional
17. Thermal underwear (gaiters) – a pair.
18. Travel telescopic sticks (folding) - pair
19. Sunglasses – pair
20. Sunscreen
21. Headlamp – 1 pc. with spare batteries
22. Personal hygiene items - at your discretion
23. KLMN (mug-spoon-bowl-knife) – you can use chopsticks, of course
24. Tourist backpack 80 liters or more – 1 pc.
25. Assault backpack – if available, optional
26. Tourist mat – 1 piece, preferably 2
27. Popper (foam rubber seat mat) – 1 pc., optional
28. Sleeping bag for -10, -15
29. Tent.

The travel plan is as follows:

From Irkutsk we travel 5 hours on a special tourist bus to the border with Mongolia. For bus passengers, passports are issued with permission to stay on neutral territory between Russia and Mongolia, where the route lies. Round trip transfer 1500 RUR. per person.

We are passing Baikal. We stop in Buryatia to eat national food - poses.

Then from May 1-5 we live in the mountains. We put up tents, cook food over a fire or gas burner, we walk a lot. Many people take snowboards with them and ride.

We are going to Lake Echoy (2000 m). On the second day we go to the Circus. On the third day we go to Holy place Buryats - on a rock with through openings.
Departure on May 5th. All these days, I, your guide, and my husband, an experienced traveler, will be with you.

On the way back, if desired, I recommend stopping in the Zhemchug (Vyshka) area in Buryatia. There are hot springs with a temperature of +54, and there are places for swimming. This methane-containing water has a powerful strengthening effect on the body.

Another place that deserves attention in this article is the Arshan balneological resort. Arshan is called in Buryatia

Route April 2018: Irkutsk - Mondy (A-164) - Munku-Sardyk.

The height of Munku-Sardyk is 3,491 meters above sea level, this is the highest peak of the eastern Sayyans. The mountain is located on the border of Buryatia (Russia) and Mongolia.

“Friends of the hikers” invited me to go on a hike to Munku-Sardyk; the dressage date was determined in advance. Since Munku-Sardyk is located on the Russian-Mongolian border, it is necessary to take care of obtaining a pass to the border zone in advance - applications from citizens of the Russian Federation are considered up to 30 days, foreigners - up to 60 days. You can submit an application remotely either through the government services website or by email. I ordered the pass through the State Services website, with delivery to the postal address, everything took 10 days and the pass was in my hands. Here you will find all the comprehensive information on obtaining a permit https://angara.net/forum/t106692

We got from Irkutsk to the border control point in Mondy in about 4 hours along a good asphalt road. It took us half an hour to get through border control, after which the barrier was opened and we drove further to the bridge at the mouth of the Bely Irkut, where the trail to Munku-Sardyk begins. The cars were left next to the yurt in the parking lot, then from the bridge they walked to the spit (the confluence of the White Irkut and Muguvek rivers).

When collecting information on the Internet, I read many reviews and articles about Munku-Sardyk, stories about how the ascent was very difficult mentally and physically, that the rarefied atmosphere caused severe health problems for some, how sometimes there were accidents when people lost their tempers from steep slopes, about avalanches that periodically descend from mountain slopes. They make tourists feel terrible)). The information also varied on the time required for the ascent, some took 5 days, others managed to get up and down from the bridge in a day.

At the end of the article I will give my conclusion on all controversial issues.

We walked to the arrow with backpacks for 2 hours, set up a base camp on the spot and began climbing Munku-Sardyk in the morning.

A lot of snow fell overnight, and in the morning the snow still did not stop falling. The clouds hung very low; the top of Munku-Sardyk was not visible.

Climbing equipment is required to climb the glacier safely. I only rented crampons, I didn’t take an ice ax with me, trekking poles were enough for me. The climb up the mountain is very steep, and in some places it becomes very scary when you look down. It’s physically and mentally difficult, I was personally convinced of this by myself and those around me. On the way I met a girl who had a fear of heights, she didn’t go further than the ridge (a section of 100 meters to the top), they were scared.

From the top of Munku-Sardyk you can see the Mongolian plains and Lake Khubsugul, and Lake Baikal on the north side. Unfortunately, due to heavy cloudiness, we were not able to contemplate all this beauty. Catches at the top cellular, but you need to be careful with roaming since the mountain is located on the border of two countries - step to the right for Mongolia roaming, step to the left for the Russian operator.

Descending from a mountain is much faster than climbing up a mountain, but the descent is no less dangerous. With me, the man decided to slide down the slope on his butt without taking off his crampons. I ended up twisting my ankle badly. The time to climb Munku Sardyk and descend is different for everyone, we managed it in two days, on the way back I met a group that was returning, they managed to go to Munku and return back in one daylight with backpacks from the bridge. It all depends on time, physical and psychological preparation, but if you don’t rush, 2.3 days will be required for the hike. Separately, I would like to express my gratitude to my “hiking friends” without whom my conquest of the peak would not have taken place.

Climbing Munku-Sardyk is not just climbing a mountain, it is a place where you get to know yourself and the world in a different way!

Tourist Club "TRIKONYA" invites you to take part in the ascent to Munku-Sardyk. The hike will take place during the May holidays, which is very convenient. And May is the best best time for climbing Munku-Sardyk. The 4-day trek is designed for people with a busy work schedule. Optimal price and fast ascension.

In 4 days you will go on a real hike!

Registration of passes!

Munku-Sardyk is the highest point of the Eastern Sayan. Mountain height: 3491 m. The Munku-Sardyk mountain massif is located on the border with Mongolia, so you need to apply for a pass IN ADVANCE (a month in advance). We take care of all organizational issues.

Our club will provide all the necessary alpine equipment!

To climb, you must have alpine equipment (crampons, ice axe, helmet and much more) - our club will give you this equipment for FREE, no additional expenses!

LEVEL OF TRAINING REQUIRED!

To climb, you must have average physical fitness. Before going on a hike, you need to pay special attention to your equipment (boots, clothes). You must have good, quality gear suitable for climbing. We will give advice on preparation before the trip.
After you have signed up, you need to start running and walking a lot in order to prepare your body for this trip. The climb from the camp to the summit is about 1700 m of elevation gain. On average, the journey from the camp to the summit with the return back takes 12 hours.

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What's included in the price

1. Meals along the route;
2. Transfers on the route (from Slyudyanka)/li>
3. Services of an instructor-guide;
4. Climbing equipment (crampons, helmets, ice axes);
5. Group equipment;
6. Registration with the rescue service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations;
7. Pre-trip consultations from instructors, guides and organizers;

What is not included in the price

1. Road to Slyudyanka;
2. Medical insurance;
3. Personal expenses in roadside cafes;
4. Bathhouse in the city;

SELECTION OF EQUIPMENT FOR A HIKE:

To participate comfortably in the event, you need to take a responsible approach to the selection of camping gear!

Personal travel:

• Backpack 80-90 l for women and 90-100 l for men. It is imperative that it comes with a waterproof cover.
• Sleeping bag. Comfort temperature -5… -10 C.
• Tourist rug. A good thick rug, from a special tourist store. A yoga mat will NOT work!
• Backpack for radial exits and ascents. The optimal size is 30-45 l. It can be completely light, rag, without a hard back.
• Trekking poles. They allow you to remove some of the load from your legs, making it easier to move, as well as ascents and descents.
• Seat (“hoba”, “butt pad”) For sitting on the ground, so that it is dry, warm and the pants are clean.
• Mug, spoon, bowl. The dishes must be made of stainless steel or special plastic. No fork needed. Glass or ceramic will not work!

Special alpine equipment

(all equipment must be certified):

• Ice ax
• Cats
• Helmet
• Harness
• Carabiners 4 pcs, lanyards 2 pcs.

Cloth:

• Windbreaker jacket. Lightweight windproof jacket with hood.
• Walking pants. Lightweight wind and waterproof pants, preferably made of synthetics.
• Down jacket. For insulation in parking lots and rest stops. Can be replaced with a synthetic jacket. Must be warm!
• The pants are warm. For camp, preferably with insulation and separately from running pants.
• Warm fleece jacket and pants. Additional insulation under a windbreaker jacket and walking pants.
• Light sweater and thermal underwear set. For evening stops and overnight stays.
• T-shirt. You can take about 3 T-shirts. We recommend taking at least one with long sleeves, or it will be a light shirt.
• Headdress. Panama, cap, bandana.
• Underwear.
• Socks. For walking - trekking socks, several pairs. Insulated socks for the evening.
• Hat, gloves. A warm hat to cover your ears. The gloves are warm, and the second one is like a warm top.
• Face protection from wind and cold (balaclava, pipe, buff)

Shoes

• Sandals with Velcro (tourist) The kind that you don’t mind getting wet, for fording (they fasten tightly) and parking. You can wear them on the train and in civilization.

• Bivvy shoes. If the mountain boots are single-layer, then additional footwear for parking, EVA boots made of foam rubber, will be useful.

• Climbing shoes (trekking or mountaineering boots with or without welts). To successfully climb, you need to have good mountain boots made of thick leather with a minimum of seams and a membrane, or double-layer plastic ones. Boots should be comfortable, worn in, waterproof, warm and one size larger. If the shoes are not of the highest quality, it makes sense to purchase and put on shoe covers that cover the entire shoe, make it much warmer and protect it from getting wet;
• Leg gaiters to protect from snow;

Rest

• Documentation. Passport, medical insurance, insurance (additional for the trip), money for personal expenses and unforeseen circumstances. Everything is packed in a sealed bag.
• Flashlight. Head-mounted, with new batteries and a set of spare ones.
• Sunglasses. Mountain ones are good (with UV protection).
• Water bottle. You can buy a special one or a regular one from the store.
• Thermos for tea, volume for 1 person: about 0.5 - 1 liter.
• Protecting things from moisture. For things inside the backpack, special hermetic bags or regular garbage bags are suitable; take more, as they tear quickly.
• Personal first aid kit. Take: things that only you may need (for example, a certain antibiotic, etc.) or specific drugs that you use, and they are unlikely to be in a group first aid kit; something that is hard to take for everyone: cold medicine; painkillers, anti-inflammatory ointments; antiseptics; wound healing; antiallergic; cardiac; antipyretics; antibiotics; a small plate of callus plasters, a roll plaster; a pack of activated carbon, and other drugs for the stomach; elastic bandage; a small dressing bandage.
• Towel and toiletries. Everything is small in size and volume designed for the duration of the hike.
• Sun cream and chapstick.

FREE EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR HIKE!

For beginners who do not have their own equipment, our club has a PROMOTION! You have the right to take camping equipment (sleeping bag, backpack, mat) FREE OF CHARGE. But we cannot always bring it to you at the beginning of the hike. Especially on long trips, such as Kamchatka or the Caucasus. Therefore, you need to pick up the equipment yourself at the office in Krasnoyarsk, or we will send it, and you will pay for the services of the transport company.

Also, when climbing and on difficult hikes, you are given free alpine equipment!

The hike to Munku-Sardyk begins in the city of Slyudyanka. Meeting of the group in the morning no later than 9:00 (Irkutsk time) near the railway station.
You must also take return tickets. We return back to Slyudyanka no earlier than 17:00. Dates are indicated in the description.
For those traveling from Krasnoyarsk: we buy train tickets together to travel together. We write you the train number, and you buy tickets. For any questions, please contact the organizers.

1 day

For participants from Krasnoyarsk, travel by train is organized (the instructor is from Krasnoyarsk, it is possible to organize the joint purchase of tickets to travel together in the same carriage). Meeting with the rest of the participants in the trip to the railway in Slyudyanka. Transfer by ordered vehicle about 230 kilometers to the starting point walking route. Mandatory registration to the Ministry of Emergency Situations and issuing passes along the way. We pass through the territory of the Republic of Buryatia, and our path passes through the picturesque Tunka Valley, which is surrounded by mountains, the peaks of Khamar-Daban and the Eastern Sayan. Upon arrival we go up to the place base camp, about 5 kilometers of easy climbing. We set up camp.

What is the best way to climb the highest point of the Sayan Mountains? Guide from the charming climber Nina Novikova

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Victor Martynyuk

View from Mount Munku-Sardyk. Photo: Nina Novikova

Climbers living in the European part of Russia mainly strive to get to the Caucasus, where the highest peaks of Russia are located. In the Asian part, they mainly go to conquer Altai and Mount Belukha. The mountaineering routes of the Sayan Mountains in southern Siberia are known mainly to travelers living in this region. Meanwhile, there are very interesting and exciting mountaineering routes here.

Perhaps the greatest interest for travelers is highest peak Sayan - Munku-Sardyk, its height is 3491 meters. Buryats, Mongols and Soyots consider this mountain sacred.

It was first climbed by Russian geographer Gustav Radde in April 1858.

Today this peak can be conquered by anyone, even a novice climber.

What is the best way to climb the Eternal Char, as it is called Munku-Sardyk in translation from Buryat, she told readers of the Russian Planet Nina Novikova. She knows the Sayans well and has climbed Munku-Sardyk four times along different routes.

What is the best way to get to the place where the ascent will begin? Where to stay before and after the climb?

Climbing Munku-Sardyk begins with obtaining a pass across the border. To get to the starting point, you need to cross the border post, because... We are driving along a highway that goes directly to Mongolia.

It is advisable to submit documents 2 months before the start of the ascent, sometimes you can do it in 1 month. You need to fill out a small form and send it, along with a scan of your passport, to the Russian FSB office for the Republic of Buryatia.

Another option is to apply for a pass on the State Services website online. If you are going to climb with a guide, it is best to contact a company, they will do everything for you, you don’t need to worry about anything.

Usually they get to the starting point in their own car, leaving it on the White Irkut River.

If you are planning to climb in May holidays– these are days of mass ascents, then on these dates there will be a bus transfer. The base camp, as a rule, is located on Strelka - this is the confluence of the White Irkut and Muguvek rivers. There is a nice clearing and forest here.

The third camp option is to spend the night on the lake below the peak, it takes longer to get there, and there is no forest there, only snow and ice, gas instead of firewood.

Climber Nina Novikova

The best time to climb

Comfortable time is May, the beginning of May, the May holidays, you can take the end of April, the middle of May is no longer comfortable, because the river runs strongly below and there is a danger of avalanches. Autumn and summer are also very interesting time for climbing, but at this time hiking is more difficult, since there is no snow and ice, only stones and water, you have to ford or go through passes.

Guide. Where can I get it? Is it possible to do without it?
Since I am involved in mountaineering, I made my first ascents as part of mountaineering camps. And already with experience, we, a group of mountaineering friends, climbed independently.

Beginners who climb with a qualified mountaineering instructor will receive a climbing certificate.

This requires a week of vacation. You can go through other interesting and beautiful routes. There are plenty of them in this area.

The main rules for beginners when hiking in the mountains

Climbing to a height of 3491 meters is not like taking a walk in the park or running on a machine in a fitness center. In addition to experience, climbing requires physical and mental preparation. At this altitude, altitude sickness already manifests itself, we call it “mountain sickness.”

If you are planning to go to Munku-Sardyk, you should know what climbing crampons, an ice ax, a jumar, a harness, a rope, and the belay itself are, you should be able to use them, in general, be fully competent in this matter.

There were “funny” stories when a man walked with an ice ax and did not understand why he needed it. You don’t need to set a goal to climb as high as possible, you need to adequately weigh your strengths and understand when you need to turn around in time.

Avalanches, of course, happen, as everywhere in the mountains. On days of mass ascent, rescuers are on duty along the route; they report on the situation and, in case of danger, simply do not allow anyone onto the mountain.

As for emergency situations, it should be said that in recent years, on May holidays during mass ascents, the number of accidents has increased. A crowd of unprepared people on the mountain is unsafe; stones fall from under the feet of such climbers, knocking down those below. There are situations when a person falls and does not know what to do, this can lead to the most dire consequences.

Another situation is that a person simply goes blind from what he didn’t wear. Sunglasses, this blindness goes away, but not immediately, but such a climber still has to be evacuated.

If you carefully listened to the safety lecture, you will be able to avoid an emergency situation, and if one occurs, get out of it.

Mount Munku-Sardyk. Photo: Nina Novikova

Equipment

First of all, you need to take your head with you!

Personal equipment for climbing a simple route (1B):
- helmet, crampons, ice ax, harness, lanyard, carabiners (3+1)
On a simple route, a jumar is not needed. There is a rope stretched there, everyone just clings to it with a lanyard.
This is a list of steps only based on the “hardware” for climbing.
If we take completely individual equipment, not including group equipment, then:

1. Mountaineering boots (trekking boots, if good ones) for climbing – a pair.
2. Bivouac shoes – a pair.
3. Shoes from the bridge to the switch (spare trekking or rubber boots) - a pair, optional.
4. Thin socks - more, taking into account the length of stay.
5. Woolen socks - more, taking into account the length of stay.
6. Thermal underwear is a set, can be replaced.
7. Fleece pants – 1 pc.
8. Waterproof and windproof pants – 1 pc.
9. Fleece sweatshirt - you can have two pairs, thin and thick.
10. Waterproof and windproof jacket with hood – 1 pc.
11. Down jacket with a hood – 1 pc.
12. Fleece (woolen) gloves – at least 2 pairs.
13. Windproof mittens (gaiters) – pair.
14. Fleece hat (woolen) – 2 pcs.
15. Balaclava (face mask) – if available, optional.
16. Bandana (Panama Hat) – if available, optional.
17. Gaiters - a pair.
18. Cats are a couple.
19. Helmet – 1 pc.
20. Ice ax – 1 pc.
21. Safety system – 1 pc.
22. Self-belaying cable – 1 pc.
23. Carabiners – 1 is possible, 3 is better
24. Telescopic travel sticks (folding) – pair.
25. Sunglasses – pair.
26. Sunscreen cream.
27. Headlamp – 1 pc. with spare batteries.
28. Personal hygiene items are at your discretion.
29. KLMN (mug-spoon-bowl-knife) - you can use chopsticks, of course.
30. Thermos - 1 pc.
31. Tourist backpack 80 liters or more – 1 pc.
32. Assault backpack – if available, upon request.
33. Tourist mat – 1 piece, preferably 2.
34. Popper – 1 pc., optional.
35. Very, very warm sleeping bag – 1 pc.

Climbing option first, easiest

The easiest option is to climb the North-Western slope (1B). A special cable is stretched along it, to which they cling with a lanyard. The route is not difficult, sometimes rocks fall.

Second, more complex

The more difficult one is 2A. This is an ice-snow route along northern slope(to the glacier). The angle of inclination is accordingly not the same as on 1B, it is steeper. In some years, the route is on ice without a snow path, the difference is accordingly different. Rope, guy ropes, and drills are added to the basic equipment. There are no railings there, so you organize your own insurance, we go in bundles with a re-strap at the station - this is all for those who are in the know, not for beginners.

Third, difficult, for “advanced”

There are four possible ascent options:

• Along the western ridge from the saddle of the MNR lane -1B* k.s.
• Along the eastern ridge -1B* c.s.
• On the northern ice slope - class 2A.
• From the south of Lake Khubsugul, from Mongolia.

Munku-Sardyk– the highest point of the Republic of Buryatia. From the top of the mountain there is a picturesque panorama of Lake Khubsugul, located in Mongolia, of the Eastern Sayan Mountains. Munku-Sardykh is considered sacred mountain, spectacular religious ceremonies are held here. Every year the mountain attracts a large number of lovers of active and extreme recreation. The program includes training in the basics of mountaineering techniques.

In May 2015, more than 15,000 people took part in the ascent, and the number of participants is growing every year. To visit a mountain is not only to climb, but to get in high spirits and see the beauty mountain peaks and connect with nature. A wonderful holiday in the mountains leisure. We invite you together climb the highest point Eastern Sayan Mountains on May holidays!

Passport details must be provided at least 30 days before the start of the trip.. Please provide your passport details after making payment for the tour (or part of the payment) to obtain the necessary pass and registration with the Ministry of Emergency Situations. You must order passes at least 30 days before the trip! For foreign citizens in 2 months. You can also apply for a pass yourself on the government services website.

Participants cook their own food one at a time along the entire route, set up tents, prepare firewood and carry all the necessary equipment.

The instructor leads along the route, but does not act as a guide. If you want to receive more information about Lake Baikal, then perhaps you should purchase sightseeing tour, since in an active tour the main goal is still the safe and comfortable passage of the route from start to finish, as well as the opportunity to visit picturesque places where they never go excursion groups, acquire certain skills that may be useful in further travels. This is what the instructor will try to provide for you, so if you have any questions about using equipment or overcoming certain obstacles on the route, contact the instructor immediately.

IMPORTANT! We inform you that the national teams include participants of different ages and physical fitness.

Program by day

Day 1

Meeting at the station in Slyudyanka at 6-00 o'clock. Departure at 6-30 o'clock. It is recommended to take tea in a thermos and sandwiches with you on the road. Arrival at the beginning of the route approximately at 12-00 o'clock. On foot crossing from the bridge over the river. Middle Irkut to the base camp location(about 2 hours). The hike will take place along the White Irkut River (waterproof shoes are required), along picturesque canyons and cliffs.

Dinner. Setting up camp and setting up tents. Instruction and training to work with special equipment . Dinner. Acquaintance. Overnight in tents, so we recommend taking a comfort sleeping bag - 20 degrees or additionally taking a down or padding blanket. Tents for 3-4 persons.

Attention! The bus will leave exactly on time, so try not to be late.

Day 2

After breakfast we get ready and go to the ice waterfall. Lessons on ice, using crampons and ice equipment. During the classes you will learn how to use crampons and an ice ax, as well as climb vertical ice obstacles.

Dinner. We go out to the lake. We have dinner as a snack. We spend the night on the lake (at an altitude of 2700m).
Overnight on the lake gives an advantage when climbing. The ascent will be more comfortable in terms of physical activity. It’s especially beautiful on the lake at sunrise! Plus, you can recuperate at the lake on the way back. Participants bring a tent (for 4 people), a sleeping bag and a rug to the lake. And some food.

For those who have climbed or just come to relax- hiking to Mount Obzornaya and Contrasts Pass. Overnight at base camp.
With good visibility, a panorama of the Oka Plateau and the neighboring peaks of Mount Munku-Sardyk opens from Mount Obzornaya.

Day 3

Early snack at 6-00 o'clock and We begin the ascent to Mount Munku-Sardyk(3491m). The ascent is carried out in a bundle without things. The group walks together in one moderate rhythm. Snack at the top. Photo as a keepsake against the backdrop of Lake Khubsugul, which is located on the border with Mongolia.

For those who have climbed- walk to the ice stream, activities on the icefalls. or, if possible, a walk along the Middle Irkut canyon.

Day 4

Breakfast. Descent early in the morning to the bridge. Lunch at a cafe along the way (pay for yourself). If desired, we stop by the Springs (baths are paid for independently).
Departure to Slyudyanka. Arrival around 19-00 hours. We can book accommodation in the city on our own or upon request. Completing the program

The program can be adjusted by the instructor based on weather or other rational factors (physical training of the group, disruption of transport, etc.)–without changing the volume and quality of services provided.

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