ТУРИЗМ В ЯКУТИИ (1)

1. TOURISIM IN YAKUTIA

2. PLAN

Preparation
Megino
kangalassky: Maya
Uus Aldan
Borogontsy
Taattinskiy ytyk
kyuel

3. YAKUTIA

In Winter: Special gear is essential. Arrange in advance for a warm jacket, footwear, as well as thin gloves and
mittens. All these items can be purchased or rented locally.·
In Summer: Be sure to stock up on sunscreen and effective mosquito repellent. It's also wise to plan your
transportation in advance.
Arrival in Yakutsk: · From Yakutsk Airport, the most convenient way to get to the ferry crossing is by taxi
(e.g., using the Drivee app). The trip costs about 600 rubles and takes approximately 25 minutes. · Important:
In summer, you cross the river by ferry; in winter, by car on the ice road ("vozdushka")
Nizhny Bestyakh:
· In this transport hub, you can see the port. If you need to stay overnight,
accommodation options range from 990 to 3000 rubles.
Yakutsk → Maya → Churapcha → Borogontsy → Ytyk-Kyuel → AmgaTotal distance: ≈ 440 kmKey stages:1.
Yakutsk - Maya (80 km) - along the A-331 "Vilyuy" highway2. Maya - Churapcha (110 km) - turn east from A3313. Churapcha - Borogontsy (90 km) - return to A-331, then north4. Borogontsy - Ytyk-Kyuel (70 km) - local
road eastbound5. Ytyk-Kyuel - Amga (90 km) - local roadImportant:· After Maya: mainly local roads with
varying surface quality· Refuel in Yakutsk, Maya, and Borogontsy· Use offline maps (Maps.me, OsmAnd) due to
unstable mobile connectionEnjoy your journey through the picturesque landscapes of central Yakutia!

4. Megino-Kangalassky district

Tourism in the Megino-Kangalassky sites, such as the Monument
to the national hero Vasily Manchaary.Furthermore, visitors can explore
the district's diverse natural and cultural landmarks by visiting its
various settlements.Main Tourist Directions:· Culture and History: · P. A.
Oyunsky Literary Museum: Located in the village of Maya, this museum
is dedicated to the life and work of Platon Alekseevich Oyunsky, a
prominent Yakut statesman, public figure, and writer. · R. I. Bryzgalov
Transport Technical School: A notable educational institution in the
region.· Nature: · Enjoy the district's stunning natural landscapes. Many
of its settlements are situated in picturesque areas, offering beautiful
views and a connection to the pristine environment.· Industry: · The
district is an important industrial region in Yakutia. For those interested,
it may be possible to organize tours of mining and other industrial
enterprises, depending on availability and permissions.· Settlements: ·
Get acquainted with local life by visiting the district's various
settlements. There are 36 settlements in total, each with its own unique
character.Additional Tips:· Before your trip, check the opening hours of
museums and other institutions.· If you have specific interests (e.g.,
diamond mining), inquire about the possibility of visiting industrial sites
well in advance.· For a more comprehensive and organized tour,
consider contacting local travel companies or the district's cultural

5. Churapchinsky district

Churapcha excursions, as organized tours, are not presented
in the available information, so a self-guided trip is the only
option. You should focus on exploring cultural and natural
attractions in the village of Churapcha itself and its surroundings,
such as:
D. P. Korkin Museum of Sports Glory: in honor of the famous
athlete and teacher.
Local library: to learn about the local history.
Rivers and lakes: to enjoy the picturesque landscapes.
Churapcha is located in the ulus of the same name, which
was formed in 1930. There are also many interesting things to see
in Churapcha:
Churapcha State Institute of Physical Education and Sports:
visit the institute to see it in person.
Regional attractions: for example, the Kuokhara River.
If you plan to explore Churapcha and its surroundings, it is
recommended that you create your own itinerary based on the
available information and local features.

6. Ust Aldan Borogontsy

Tourism in the Megino-Kangalassky sites, such as the Monument to the
national hero Vasily Manchaary.Furthermore, visitors can explore the district's
diverse natural and cultural landmarks by visiting its various settlements.Main
Tourist Directions:· Culture and History: · P. A. Oyunsky Literary Museum:
Located in the village of Maya, this museum is dedicated to the life and work of
Platon Alekseevich Oyunsky, a prominent Yakut statesman, public figure, and
writer. · R. I. Bryzgalov Transport Technical School: A notable educational
institution in the region.· Nature: · Enjoy the district's stunning natural
landscapes. Many of its settlements are situated in picturesque areas, offering
beautiful views and a connection to the pristine environment.· Industry: · The
district is an important industrial region in Yakutia. For those interested, it may
be possible to organize tours of mining and other industrial enterprises,
depending on availability and permissions.· Settlements: · Get acquainted with
local life by visiting the district's various settlements. There are 36 settlements
in total, each with its own unique character.Additional Tips:· Before your trip,
check the opening hours of museums and other institutions.· If you have
specific interests (e.g., diamond mining), inquire about the possibility of visiting
industrial sites well in advance.· For a more comprehensive and organized tour,
consider contacting local travel companies or the district's cultural department.

7. The literary heart of Yakutia

The Literary Heart of YakutiaMemorial to the Realist Writers· Three names
— A. E. Kulakovsky, A. I. Sofronov, N. D. Neustroev — the founders of Yakut
literature.· Located in the center of the village: at the intersection of A. E.
Mordinov and P. A. Oyunsky streets.· Why visit? These are the "three Yakut
classics" — like Pushkin, Lermontov, and Gogol for Russian literature. Nearby
stands display their major works.· Perfect for photos: A minimalist monument
against the vast Yakut sky.

8. Chapel of Dimitrian of Salamis

A Place of Silence and
RemembranceChapel of Dimitrian of
Salamis· Built in 2008 over the grave
of Archpriest Dimitrian Popov.·
Located near the Transfiguration
Church, on the territory of the former
cemetery.· What makes it special? A
rare example of memorial architecture
in Yakutia, where Orthodox traditions
blend with local influences.· A quiet
place to pause, breathe in the air of
history, and feel the spirit of the
location.

9. Nature and recreation

Lake Ytyk-Kyuel ("Sacred Lake")· A picturesque
embankment with an observation deck.· Summer:
panoramic views of the water and shores. Winter: a natural
skating rink.· Best photo opportunity: At sunset, when the
sun turns the lake's surface golden.F. M. Okhlopkov Park· A
modern space for walks and activities: football field,
exercise equipment, alleys, and picnic areas.· For families:
Children's playgrounds and resting spots.· Year-round use:
Biking in summer, ski trails in winter.Ytyk-Kyuel — where
ancient traditions meet comfort, and nature becomes part
of history.

10. THE WAY FORWARD

We are going to the village of Churapcha. We choose the transport at our discretion. By bus or taxi from Ytykkul to nizhny Bestyakh on the way to Churapcha, I personally advise you to visit the open-air museum dedicated to
the life and work of participants in the revolutionary movement of Russia who served tsarist exile in the Yakutsk
region in the 80s and 90s. It is located in the village of Cherkekh in the village of Taatta. We're going straight to
Nizhny Bestyakh
Important: Transportation· From the village of Ytyk-Kyuel to Nizhny Bestyakh, you can take a taxi.· The bus
from Churapcha to Nizhny Bestyakh departs at 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.· Bus tickets can be purchased online (Yandex,
Tutu.ru) or directly from the driver.
Cherkeh Open-Air Museum: · On the way, I highly recommend visiting the unique Cherkeh Open-Air
Museum in the village of Cherkeh (Taatta district). It is dedicated to the lives of revolutionaries who served their
tsarist exile in Yakutia in the 1880s-1890s. This place has a unique atmosphere and a rich history.

11. THE WAY FORWARD

Heading to the Amga District: We return along the
"Kolyma" highway to Nizhny Bestyakh and switch to
transport on the "Lena" highway towards the village of
Maya. · Rest and Overnight near Amga: After Maya, the
road leads to the village of Abaga (about 3 hours). Not far
from the turnoff from the "Lena" highway is the "Buor
Khaya" recreation base—a perfect place to stop. It features
gazebos, a wood-fired sauna, and a barbecue area.
Accommodation Options:
· Guest house in Amga:
~1500-3000 rubles/person.
· Renting from locals in
Abaga: ~1000-2500 rubles (harder to find).
·
Camping: Free (only costs for equipment and food)

12. AMGINSKY DISTRICT

After crossing the bridge after about 15 km you
will be able to see the beautiful rose bushes. On the
territory of the complex, almost all the samples of
folk wooden architecture of pre-revolutionary
Yakutia were recreated from ancient drawings.Some
of the objects of the complex are: the house-estate
of merchant Alexander Karmanov of the late 19th —
early 20th century, recognized as an object of
cultural heritage; a hut; urasa (an ancient summer
dwelling of the Yakuts); cattle pens; monument to
Ivan Strod.

13. WE CONTINUE ON OUR WAY

We continue along the Lena highway towards the village of Bologur. The path along the
Amga River goes over the bridge after about 15 km you will see rose
bushesRODEMERERON-some species of this plant are listed in the Red Book of the republic.
Rhododendron is a genus of evergreen and summer—green shrubs, rarely low trees.

14. KONECHKA-AMGINSKIE PILLARS

About fifty kilometers further along the road from
the village of Amga, the road is narrow

15. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION