The pearl of Lake Baikal, Olkhon Island amazes with its uniqueness — covered by both steppes and forests, remote but accessible, so open but so mysterious!

The natural beauty, ancient monuments, natural and man-made attractions, the mysteries and legends that shroud the island! Olkhon remains in the memory of everyone who has ever step on its land.

Hidden from people’s eyes in the southern part of Lake Baikal, at the foot of the Khamar-Daban Mountains, are amazing natural wonders: waterfalls, a relict forest, and three picturesque lakes that give this place its name.
A tour to the Warm Lakes combines admiring Lake Baikal’s natural beauty with relaxing by the water. It is perfect place for the whole family!

The Taltsy Open-Air Museum of Wooden Architecture of the Peoples of Siberia is the best way to learn about the history, architecture, and way of life of the indigenous peoples of the Baikal region.

The museum’s exhibits will literally immerse you in the everyday life of an 18th-century village! Engaging crafting classes will keep you entertained, and unique souvenirs will forever preserve the memory of your trip!

West of Irkutsk lies the Olkhinskoye Plateau. This area is famous for its skalniki — enormous rock formations that suddenly appear right in the middle of the forest.

Most of the route runs along a wide, relatively flat road, convenient for walking or cycling. There are very few hills and descents, making this route suitable for even the youngest tourists.

Workers built the railway along the shore of Lake Baikal, cutting through the massive cliffs surrounding the lake. The specially constructed supporting walls, viaducts, and tunnels are true works of art of that time.
The Circum-Baikal Railway is a combination of unique examples of late 19th-century engineering and the natural beauty of Baikal!

This small village, located right at the source of the Angara River from Lake Baikal, is one of the most popular tourist destinations on Lake Baikal.
This is due to its natural and man-made attractions, accessible and interesting tourist services, as well as its convenient location — just 50 minutes from Irkutsk!
It’s easy to get here, and you’ll never want to leave this place, because there are so much to do!

The majestic Khamar-Daban mountain ridge rises like an impregnable fortress to the south and southeast of Lake Baikal. Chersky Peak is one of the few doors allowing one to climb its walls.

At approximately 2,000 meters, the peak won’t pose a serious challenge for anyone with average fitness, but it will make you feel like a true mountain conqueror!

The village of Arshan is situated at the foot of the sacred Sayan Mountains. Arshan welcomes guests from all over the world every year.

Tourists are drawn by the pure mountain air, the opportunity to become better acquainted with the local culture and shamanic customs, and the thermal springs that help treat many ailments.

Founded in 1661, Irkutsk shows an ancient architecture and a rich history.
Irkutsk is known as the place where Decembrists were exiled. They left behind a rich cultural and historical legacy that can be explored by visiting their beautifully preserved estates.
Museums, ancient streets, and the charm of Siberian St. Petersburg — the tourism capital of Lake Baikal has plenty to surprise its guests!

One of the Lake Baikal’s main attractions is divided into five major sections. It would take about a week to cover them all!
We offer a tour of the first, most popular and easiest section. The journey takes eight hours, but your efforts will be well rewarded – you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from the Baikal shoreline and a boat ride.