Manpupuner: The Seventh WonderType:Small group
Season:February - March
Duration:7 days
Grade:Winter extremes Extreme low temperatures. No roads, facilities and stores. Weather dependent area.
Rate:from
$1,710 USD
per person
Destinations:Yekaterinburg
Vizhay - Ushma - Manpupuner Plateau - Sosva - Vizhay
Yekaterinburg
Mansi and Komi people worship Manpupuner for centuries. Only local shamans were allowed to visit the sacred mountain plateau where these 40-meters stone columns have been standing for 200 million years. This is a place of power and mystic is all around. Join us on this thrilling snowmobile safari journey across the Russian Arctic.
Snowmobile Tour North TimanType:Private
Season:February - March
Duration:6 days
Grade:Winter extremes Extreme low temperatures. No roads, facilities and stores. Weather dependent area.
Rate:from
$1,660 USD
per person
Destinations:Moscow
Naryan-Mar
Kotkino
Naryan-Mar
Recharge your batteries. Set out on a true winter adventure across subarctic tundra and discover the Far North. Forget what you've heard about snowmobiling and get a taste of Russian off limits. Spend five days in the Arctic exploring untouched wilderness and see places that only few people are able to reach.
Ural Mountains Heli Fishing & Rafting TourType:Small group
Season:July - September
Duration:11 days
Grade:Daring Wilderness area. No facilities. Access by helicopter only.
Rate:from
$2,930 USD
per person
This is not a fishing only. This is a Russian Trophy Fishing Expedition!
Catamaran rafting, fishing and active travel across the Northern Urals, world's oldest mountains which separate Europe from Aisa.
Tours to Ural Mountain
The Ural Mountain range, that follows the entire eastern border of the Perm province offers unlimited possibilities for outdoor adventures. Its sceneries, peaks, rocks, caves, uncountable rivers, vast taiga and numerous - often ancient - villages and towns provide excellent opportunities for active outdoor tours. The 2500km Ural Mountain range is the boundary line between Europe and Asia. Despite being mostly wilderness, there is a complex human history that has evolved in the foothills of this mountain range; such as the indigenous Bashkir’s trading links with Middle Eastern merchants from the 10th Century onward and the Mongol Empire’s influence on its northern Arctic reaches, which resulted in the Khanate of Siberia, the northernmost Muslim state. History aside, this prominent geographical feature on the Eurasian Continent has numerous possibilities for trekking, climbing, skiing and cultural trips, that are little explored by international travelers.
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