SHAMANIC RITUALS
BOUNDLESS TAIGA
SOVIET GLORIES

Tuva  altai  khakassia  Nenetsia  buryatia  baikal  Tofalaria  EVENKIA

The endless expanses stretching from the Urals to the Pacific Ocean still represent a sort of terra incognita even for the most seasoned traveller. Despite being notoriously regarded as an immense sleepy land of eternal ice and grey decaying towns, Siberia is, in fact, one of the most complex and fascinating areas of the former Soviet Union: an extremely vast and surprisingly diverse nation of pristine forests, high mountains, and rolling steppes harbouring a multiethnic society of Russian culture, Soviet heritage, shamanic rituals, nomadic traditions, and Buddhist glory. 

In addition to the published itineraries, we also offer tailored adventures, unusual travel routes and short city trips across and beyond Soviet Siberia. Examples include: ghost-town tours in Krasnoyarsk Krai, ethnological expeditions in the Khanty-Mansi Region (Yugra), customised Trans-Siberian journeys and long drives across the endless Taiga of the Komi Republic. Get in touch with us for more info about unadvertised tours.

Siberia is so big, it’s almost more an idea than a place.
Ian Frazier

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October 2025 Update: in compliance with the latest amendment (23 October 2025) to EU Council Regulation 833/2014 / Decision 2014/512/CFSP, all tours and tourism related services to the Russian Federation are currently suspended until further notice. This page remains active exclusively for informational purposes about the destinations listed therein. Natural persons can still legally travel to the Russian Federation without breaching international regulations, though. Russia remains open and welcoming to foreign visitors as long as the service is not advertised/offered by or booked through a EU-based tour operator.