After breakfast, we will go on an exciting trip around Lake Teletskoye by boat.
This lake, located in the northeast of the Altai Mountains, is not only one of the most beautiful natural sites, but also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is also considered the “younger brother” of Lake Baikal due to its crystal clear water and is the second largest freshwater lake in the world.
Once upon a time, the Altai tribes of Teles lived on the shores of the lake, so the Russian Cossacks who developed these lands called it “Telesky".
The lake is also known as “Altyn-Kol" or “Golden Lake".
During our trip, we will learn a lot of interesting legends and facts about the lake.
Its length is 78 kilometers, which will allow us to see the most beautiful and interesting places on its shores and visit waterfalls.
Entrance to the waterfalls is paid separately (the cost is 360 rubles).
At one of the waterfalls, Korbu, there is a local cuisine where you can try dishes from local fish, such as grayling chebureks or other local delicacies.
Lunch is paid extra.
We will get to the southern part of the lake and stay at the tourist base in the Chulyshman valley.
Sauna, dinner and rest.