On May 30, a unique expedition "Baikal-Alaska" will start from the Irkutsk region Government building, covering 10,700 kilometers. Participants will traverse Russian off-road, visit Baikal, the Lena River, Yakutia, and other scenic places, ending in historic Fort Ross. This is the first project in modern Russia to explore such a route, and its results will assess the potential of the northern and Far Eastern territories of the country.
30th of May, from the building of the Irkutsk region Government, one of the most important tourist campaigns will start. The expedition "Baikal-Alaska." The total length of the route will be 10,700 kilometers. The expedition will be divided into several stages.Participants will have to overcome Russian off-road conditions in cars, boats, and ships, see the deepest lake on the planet - Baikal, the Lena River, Yakutia, the Sea of Okhotsk, the Kuril Islands, the Kamchatka Peninsula, the Aleutian Islands, and Alaska.
The expedition will conclude in Fort Ross, which was founded 250 years ago by Russian navigators. The "Baikal-Alaska" expedition will be the first project in the history of modern Russia to follow this route. The results of the expedition will assess the transport, tourist, and cultural potential of the northern and far eastern territories of the country.