Irkutsk is more than a stop before Baikal: it offers wooden architecture, Decembrist history, cafes, river views and strong Siberian atmosphere

Baikal gives travelers a rare mix of wild nature, sacred landscapes, island routes, wooden villages and unforgettable winter ice

Altai Krai mixes Barnaul culture, Belokurikha wellness, Denisova Cave and soft mountain landscapes for a calm Siberian route

Chelyabinsk is the gateway to the South Urals: meteorite history, city walks, mountain parks, ancient Arkaim and lakes that feel almost alpine

Yugra is a Siberian route of mammoth sculptures, taiga hills, Indigenous culture, great rivers and a modern northern capital

Udmurtia is a warm, cultural route with Izhevsk, Tchaikovsky’s Votkinsk, wooden heritage, Sarapul and memorable local cuisine

Bashkortostan brings together Ufa views, ancient caves, sacred hills, rivers, honey culture and some of the most beautiful nature in the southern Urals

Perm combines river views, theatre, industrial memory, wooden architecture and some of the most accessible nature routes in the Urals