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Located south of the city, surrounded by sand dunes and scrubby plains in what is *truly* the middle of nowhere are two small lakes, supposedly as salty as the Dead Sea. Locals say the water, especially the mud under it, is great for one's health. It's certainly a pleasant place to relax. Quiet, horses roaming in the distance, hawks flying over head. We had to hire a driver to take us here.
Written Aug 29, 2005
Address: south of Kyzyl
The clinic of the shamanes,
a very intresting museum,
shepherd monument outside the city,
the jenjssej river,
landscape around.
Written Oct 20, 2003
Biy-Khem Camp (formerly known as Camp Ai): The best place to stay in all of Siberia!
Marywhotravels Says: None of the hotel options in our guidebook sounded very appealling, so we decided to give this traditional yurt camp a try, and we were certainly glad we did! This was one of the best experiences I have ever had. Even though the camp doesn't have running water or telephone,...
Whenever I tell anyone anything about my trip to Kyzyl, I always have to start with a very elaborate explanation of where exactly that is. It's really too bad that so few people have heard of the...
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