Sverdlovskiy Oblastnoy Krayevedcheskiy Muzey Review

Located in the south of the Central Siberian Plateau in Russia, west of Baikal Lake, south of Mongolia, is the seat of the state capital of Irkutsk Oblast, Russia. It was listed as a historical city of architectural monuments in 1970. Irkutsk has about 1,300 cultural heritage sites of historical architecture, 501 of which are national or state heritage sites and are protected by the state. Irkutsk has the largest number of ancient buildings in the Siberian region and is decorated with unique stone. The wooden housing blocks in Irkutsk are also preserved. There is a unique place on the high bank of the Angar River, 47 kilometers from Irkutsk City, the open-air museum. This Talz Wood National Building Museum houses more than 40 architectural monuments, telling the daily and cultural life of the people along Lake Baikal in the 1st century. The real peasant houses here are all wooden houses, Irkutsk, our residence is booked on BOOLIN called "Irkutsk Bay"

The top floor of the museum is a special exhibition room for the last Tsar Nicholas II after all, the Tsar family was shot collectively outside Fort Yekaterina, where you can see the life before the abdication of the Tsar family, the life after the abdication, the scene photos of the shot, The reburial and the passage of the canonization are said to be one of the most popular exhibitions in the museum.

The sky is very blue, the air is very good, the environment is very beautiful, I feel the local architectural characteristics ～～～

Opens at 11 am every Wednesday and Sunday. The tickets are very cheap. It costs about 10 yuan. There are many animal and plant specimens in the Ural area in the museum that are worth seeing. There are many folk crafts that are also good.

In the city center, and there is a museum nearby, there is a very beautiful river, there is a fountain, convenient transportation, and a pedestrian street ～