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Discover the best top things to do in Siberian District, Russia including Taimyr Local Lore Museum, Private Baikal Guide, Face of the Goddess Yanzhima, Datsan Rinpoche Bagsha, Waterfalls Che-Chkysh, Ostrich Ranch, National Park Alkhanai, Multinskiye Lakes, Geyser Lake, F. Dostoyevskiy Omsk State Literary Museum.
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1. Taimyr Local Lore Museum
2. 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.
3. Face of the Goddess Yanzhima
4. Datsan Rinpoche Bagsha
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5.0 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By SiberianVoyager - New York City, United States
Thanks to our wonderful guide Natalia Gomboeva and Metropol'-Ekspress agency for making our visit to this beautiful Tibetan Datsan unforgettable. Everything about the place was interesting - the location, offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains, the architecture - rather new-age but keeping traditional values, manipulate grounds with gorgeous flowers and trees, stunning Buddha statue inside, but most importantly, it was our guide’s knowledge of history, culture and Buddist religion that she kindly shared with us. If you are interested in finding a truly knowledge and gracious guide - ask the Metropol-express agency for Natalia Gomboeva!
5. Waterfalls Che-Chkysh
6. Ostrich Ranch
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5.0 based on 84 reviews
7. National Park Alkhanai
8. Multinskiye Lakes
9. Geyser Lake
10. F. Dostoyevskiy Omsk State Literary Museum
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
This literature museum honors the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky, who was exiled in Omsk between 1849-1853, an experience he described in his book, "Buried Alive in Siberia."
Reviewed By martinevold - Hammerfest, Norway
I learned so much about Dostoevsky from coming here! Almost everything is translated to English, and they also have a kind of written guide in English. Much more than I expected! Definitely recommend this to anyone interested in Dostoevsky and/or history!
