Sam Syyt

[Sami Folk Village] The tundra, 110 km from Murmansk city, lives one of Russia's oldest indigenous peoples, the Sami, a ethnic group that lives mostly in Sweden, Finland and northern Norway. Basically, they are all in the Nordic region. The total number of Sami people in Russia today is no more than 2,000, dressed in traditional Sami costumes, speaking Sami, eating the purest venison in the forest, small squirrel meat being poured into sausages, foxes being pets, reindeer sledding is their main means of transportation. The Sami are rich in fish, fur, deer bone carvings, river pearls, and the most famous ironwork. The most convenient is to report a day tour group, about 3-5 thousand rubles, that is, three or five hundred yuan, the innkeeper you live in can also help you hold the group, you can also bargain, about two hours drive more than 120 kilometers, you can feed reindeer, you can take snowmobiles, sledges, There is also a simple meal. Address: Saamskaya Baza "Olen'ya 51"

Driving from the center of Murmansk to Sami Village, it is minus 20 degrees outside in winter, very cold. Two hours of play include a meal, eating well, playing projects and the northeast are a bit similar.

The area is beautiful, facing the bay and steep cliffs on the side, and the uncovered strips are made up of small restaurants. Here you can visit the ruins of the ancient castle, stroll along the walking trails, or enjoy the sunset on the nearby beach. Everything here is old and rich. 4 kilometers northeast of Sami, there is a long stone beach backed by green mountains. If you drive, the scenery on the road is a highlight, and you can see very magnificent scenery from the cliff edge. There is also Melissani Cave, an underground sea lake, the water in the sun is particularly blue, blue transparent. If you are interested, you can visit Drogarati Cave, this is a huge natural stalactite cave, and its spectacular scenery is also self-evident.