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When you come to Lake Baikal, in addition to the well-known Irkutsk, its other side, Ulan-Ude, the third largest city in East Siberia, is also worth exploring🔍

This place belongs to the Republic of Buryatia, which gathers many ethnic groups such as Buryat (a branch of Mongolian), Ukrainian, Russian, etc. It is a gathering place for many ethnic groups, and its customs and habits are similar to those of Mongolians in the early 21st century🇲🇳

When you come here, you will find that most people here look more Mongolian, which is completely different from the traditional impression of blond and blue-eyed Russians

👣 Tour route:
✅. ✈️S7 6373/10:40-11:30, Irkutsk-Ulan-Ude
✅. Take a taxi to the hotel after getting off the plane. Remember to use Yandex Go to avoid black cars
✅. After lunch, walk to Soviet Square to start city walk (the bun shop is very close to the square)
✅.Soviet Square&mdash;Lenin Statue&mdash;Arc de Triomphe&mdash;Ballet Theater
✅.Take bus to Ivolginskiy Buddhist Temple Group and Ivolginsk Buddha Statue Group, overlooking Ulan-Ude
✅.Take bus to Ulan-Ude to buy tickets for the next day&#39;s lake-circling train (from here you can take the local lake-circling train, which is very economical💰)
✅.You can visit the Ulan-Ude supermarket in the remaining time

🚗Transportation:
Flight/Train
The plane departs from Irkutsk and arrives in about 35 minutes. You can also overlook Lake Baikal on the plane (Figure 2)

🏡Accommodation:
Boston cabin (can be used as a reference, high cost performance, good environment)

🥟Food:
Bulyat buns (order buuza buns at byyza room) or Tengis restaurant; 70-100r per person (Figure 4.5)
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Restaurant Temulen is a Japanese food restaurant located in a local downtown mall. The salmon belly here is super delicious. The Arctic scallops are also top-notch.

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