Trans-Baikal. Modern Guide to Zabaikalye region

Фотографии Trans-Baikal. Modern Guide to Zabaikalye region

Описание Trans-Baikal. Modern Guide to Zabaikalye region

Trans-Baikal Territory is one of Russia'
s most interesting and astonishing regions. The immense steppes east of Lake Baikal were settled 30,000 years ago. Transbaikal Territory has witnessed the rise and fall of many civilisations, including Genghis Khan'
s Mongol empire - the largest empire in history. The great conqueror was born not far from Chita, in the Onon River valley. These lands were later explored by Russian Cossacks, who founded the first large settlements and forts. Trans-Baikal Territory is also home to the Buryats, its native inhabitants. Agin-Buryat district was previously a separate federal subject of the Russian Federation. The nature of the Trans-Baikal Territory is amazing, with endless grasslands and intermittent lakes in the south and glaciated mountain peaks and wild whitewater rivers in the north. The western part of the region is covered by pristine taiga forests, which are home to perennial Siberian pines and rare wild animals. Alkhanay Mountain deserves a separate mention. This sacred site for Buddhists it is a true temple complex created by nature itself. Pilgrims from all over the world come here in search of inner harmony.

Содержание Trans-Baikal. Modern Guide to Zabaikalye region

INTRODUCTION
TRAVELLER'
S TIPS
LOCAL CUISINE
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
CHITA AND VICINITY
CHITA
TITOVSKAYA KNOLL
MOUNT PALLAS
IVANO-ARAKHLEISKY NATURE PARK
DARASUN RESORT VILLAGE
AGINSKY BURYATSKY DISTRICT
AGINSKY LAMAIST TEMPLE
AGINSKAYA STEPPE GAME RESERVE
ALKHANAY NATIONAL PARK
AGINSKOYE
MOGOYTUY
DULDURGA
SOUTH-EAST
DAURSKY WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
DELYUN-BOLDOK-THE BIRTHPLACE OF GENGHIS KHAN
NERCHINSK
SRETENSK
BORZYA
KRASNOKAMENSK
WEST
SOKHONDINSKY WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
CHIKOY NATIONAL PARK
GOLDEN GANJUR PALACE
AREY REGIONAL PARK
KRASNY CHIKOY
PETROVSK-ZABAIKALSKY
NORTH
KODAR NATIONAL PARK
CHARSKY SANDS
BAM JUNCTION POINT
CHARA
TUPIK

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