Super Meng Irkutsk Seal House Many people do not know that there is also a seal shop in the city of Irkutsk but the seal shop overall is relatively small only a few dolphins and trainers provide a fixed time Performance If you have not seen the seal show, you can still go from 11 o'clock every 45 minutes there is a everyone can adjust the time according to their own itinerary fare is 300 rubles One person, 350 rubles weekend is 250-280 rubles seals are not allowed to take pictures after the performance, there are separate photos and video time but is an extra charge 60-200 rubles not equal personal suggestion If you will go to Listvyanka later, you can watch at the seal shop over there, but the photo charges will be more expensive than the urban expensive photo price At the door |TIPS| Address: 2- .

As soon as you see the name of this museum, you may be dizzy Vladimir Pratonovich. Sukachowa Russian can understand if he reads in Chinese He is Russian The philanthropist and collector is also the founder of this Irkutsk museum so this museum is named after him the museum itself is a 19th century ruins In addition to the usual various exhibitions weekends, there are different parties. The concert fixed exhibition hall has two floors one floor is showing 15th to 20th century Russian art layer is Showing European and Oriental art from the 16th to the 19th centuries want to feel Russian culture, this is indeed a good choice |TIPS| address

Irkutsk small mysterious path This place is a route from school to urban area at school every summer and autumn will deliberately take the tram from here The long railroad is surrounded by trees on both sides. Summer looks particularly refreshing fall. The whole path is golden path. Most of the roads are traditional wooden small. The house each is decorated with different colors and flowers looks particularly love there is a large piece of the original deep forest summer when the road is driving a large lilac / Hh/ If time is very leisurely, you can check it out here It is recommended to take the tram from the train station gate all the way along the trail to see the most ordinary local life look the bottom station is opposite Technical University can also take a walk along the school to see the daily of Russian college students |TIPS| Traffic Guide: Take the No. 1 tram from the city to the " " station Down then reverse walking or take the bus Take the tram after you get to the train station.

Passing through a small village of Taliz in the town of Listvyanka, it seems to have entered the small village of the original Siberian inhabitants. In the village, the enthusiastic uncle picked up and jumped with the horse to scare me. I knew that he was kind enough to fear that I was afraid that the horse would not take a photo. There are a lot of local hand-made birch boxes, honey someone knows what is the picture?

Gently push open the heavy wooden door and walk inside the church. The zenith of the church is very high, and the interior is so quiet that it is no different from the depths of Lake Baikal. This atmosphere makes the breathing cautious. In the front hall, there are huge golden chandeliers, which shed white light particles and illuminate the passage of the soles of the feet. The light is everywhere, warm and gentle caressing everything in the space, sprinkled with the already very inner room. I remembered the unusual afternoons in my life, but my thoughts could not be touched even if they were extended for a long time. Time is slowly moving in a silence.

Lake Baikal, on the banks of the Angara River, surrounded by white birch forests and white snow, is actually an open-air museum. The buildings here are all built. The construction of the Irkutsk reservoir caused the water level to rise. So the ancient buildings on the Angara River, including the Ilimsky Castle built in 1667 and the Kazan Chapel built in 1679, have all been moved here. The early pioneers of Siberia in Russia lived in these wooden houses built of huge logs. Each wooden house is an exhibition hall. In cold Siberia, only buildings made of wood and rope are used. It can keep the cold air out, the snow and ice outside the window, and the interior is as warm as spring. Along the snow-covered path, you can walk all the way to the Angara River, the only river flowing out of Lake Baikal. The river is wide and calm, and the opposite hillside is endless coniferous forest.

If you want to go to Lake Baikal, the city you must pass is Irkutsk! This small town full of Russian flavor in the 1990s is also a popular tourist city. There are relatively few tourists in winter. Most of them are tourists from countries around Japan and Japan. They want to see the scenery of Lake Baikal in winter. Of course, Irkutsk is also worth a whole day to go through it, especially these beautiful churches, although the most famous is the Kazan Cathedral, but these are not inferior. They are the Church of the Holy Cross, the Church of Spasskaya, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Cathedral of the Epiphany. My favorite may be the Epiphany Cathedral. The domes of different heights are very nice and cute!

Karl Marx Street (. ) is the main street in the old town of Irkutsk and the center of the old town. It is almost across the entire Irkutsk. There are cafes, supermarkets, bars and other large and small shops, as well as cosmetics stores, gold shops, fur shops and musical instruments. It is quite prosperous. Along the way you can see the monuments of Alexander III, the Irkutz Regional History Museum, the Irkutsk Theatre, the stadium, the cinema and other European-style Russian architecture. Lenin Square, at the intersection of Karl Marx and Lenin Road, is the transport hub of the old town and can lead to important historical buildings. The closer to Marks Street, the city has the look of the city. The whole street is tilted east-west. There are some small shops, cafes, European-style buildings, small windows and small doors. There are some green plants in front of each store. There are potted flowers on the street lamps, dotted with streets. The streets are not spacious, there are not many pedestrians, and there are countless windows and narrow doorways on both sides. The wind will blow up the dust and blow through the benches under the sun. It is no wonder that Li Jian found the shadow of Harbin in his childhood in Irkutsk. This is the life I yearn for.

Located on the eastern shore of Lake Baikal, The Taltsy Museum of Wooden Architecture and Ethnography is the first Siberian regional museum to showcase the evolution of local huts for centuries. The museum is located on a forested hollow on the banks of the Angara River. The museum is more like an open-air park. Almost all of the buildings here are original or restored wooden buildings restored or relocated. There are all kinds of wooden houses from different classes, occupations and uses. There are also Buryatia yurts. 40 Multiple buildings and 8,000 exhibits, carefully smashed down from the details of the building and the interior of the house, you can see the changes in the folk life of Russians and Buryats in the surrounding area of Lake Baikal , interesting and full of history. The long wooden slides in the winter open space will be poured into water and frozen into ice, filled with the laughter of the children.