The Far East
The Far East is often referred to Siberia. However, more correctly is to allocate this region and to consider it to be a separate region and no include to the Siberian territory. The Far East is a vast geographical area, which includes large regions of Russia, such as Yakutia, Chukchi Peninsula, Kamchatka, Sakhalin, Primorskiy Krai and Amurskiy Krai .
The climate in the Far East ranges from continental to temperate. There's the world's cold pole of the Northern Hemisphere - the village Oymyakon. The lowest temperature is minus 71 degrees centigrade.With its harsh climate, the Far East is better suits to the fans of extreme sport: adventurers, travellers, hunters, downhill skiers.
However, it should be mentioned that though the winter in the Far East is long, still summer also comes here. Spring and summer in the Far East is a great time. This is the time of flowering, the awakening of the magnificent Far East nature. The diversity of flora and fauna of the Far East will certainly amaze you.
Fishing in the Amur, eco-tourism in Primorskiy Krai, treatment in the thermal waters of Kamchatka, hiking routes in the wake of the famous pioneers of the Far East, tours to truly wild places of the Far Eastern taiga, where the animals haven’t ever met a human, cruise on the Pacific Ocean - and it is only a short list of what the Far East can offer to the tourist.
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