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Buryatia tour packages explore the Buddhist heart of Siberia on the eastern shore of Lake Baikal. Ulan-Ude, the capital, is home to the world’s largest Lenin head and a lively Old Believers’ culture. The Ivolginsky Datsan is the main Buddhist centre of Russia, while the Barguzin Valley and Svyatoy Nos Peninsula bring wild nature. The hot-spring village of Arshan is a Sayan mountain retreat. Many Indian visitors find the Buddhist temples and prayer flags particularly meaningful.
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May to September
Russian
Russian Rouble (RUB)
e-Visa required (apply online before travel)
June to September is best for hiking and boat trips, and February to March for Baikal's ice. Buddhist festivals take place around Tsagaalgan in winter.
Three days cover Ulan-Ude and the datsan. Five to seven days add the Barguzin Valley or Svyatoy Nos.
Travellers from India usually fly to Moscow, direct or via a Gulf hub, and continue by a flight of about six and a half hours from Moscow to Ulan-Ude, or on the Trans-Siberian railway. A Russian visa must be arranged before departure.

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