We will meet you at the historical park "Russia – my history" at 10:00 a.m. At 11:00, we will pick up some of our guests with you and set off on the most exciting three-day tour of Dagestan. Where does Dagestan begin? From the largest reservoir in the Caucasus, the Chirke reservoir. You will remember the crystal turquoise color of this water for a long time. The next point is the observation deck of the Sulak Canyon. The business card and the most tourist location of the region. What is there in such water places? Definitely a fish. And not just plain trout, but trout that are specially grown in these picturesque places. We will have lunch and immediately go by UAZ to the village of Staroe Zubutli for a boat trip along the Sulak Canyon. After water walks along Sulak, we smoothly move to the sandy legend of the Country of Mountains – the majestic Sarykum Dune. The highest dune in Europe will open its sandy doors in front of you, showing the bizarre flora and fauna of Dagestan. The reserve has more than 350 species of plants and more than 250 species of quadrupeds! After Sarykum, we will return to Makhachkala to check into hotels and gain strength for the next day. Program: • Meeting at the Russia My Story Museum at 10:00 • Meeting at the airport at 11:00 • Chirkey reservoir • Observation deck of the Sulak Canyon • Boat trip along the mouth of the canyon river • Lunch at the Rahat tourist base • The Sand dune of Sary Kum • Dinner • Check-in at the hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, we will go to the Shamil district to look at the mountains, the mountaineers and the ancient temple. After passing through the Gimrinsky tunnel, the longest in Russia– a completely different mountainous Dagestan opens up before us. The first location in the mountains is the Gimrinsky Tower. A place of worship for the history of the Caucasus. The next stop is the observation deck of the Irganai reservoir, the second largest in Dagestan. Its color, unlike the turquoise of Sulak, is pure emerald. We are sure you will be able to appreciate it. We are heading to the Karadakh gorge. This gorge is more than half a kilometer long, whose stone walls reach a height of up to 170 meters. Stone vaults of various shapes and colors are intertwined in an unusual pattern, and the rays of the sun breaking through the boulders add to the mystery of this place. Our journey will continue with a visit to Datong Temple. A monument to medieval architecture and a church built in the heart of the mountains are about Datong. Sometime in the 10th century, it was built by Georgian missionaries and mountaineers. After the adoption of Islam, the temple was preserved as a sign of respect for religion and memory. At the end of the excursion day, we will have two walks through two old villages. The village of Kamenshib – Kahib is located on the steep slope of the mountain and above the Kahibtyar River. After wandering around the old village, we will move to the village of Goor, a real center of mountain towers and legends. A local resident will take us on a guided tour, not forgetting to tell us about the legends of the village, located near the abyss. Those who wish will be able to take amazing photos in the troll language, a ledge named by analogy with a Norwegian landmark. After exploring the land of towers and legends, we return to Makhachkala. Program: • Breakfast at the hotel • Departure to Shamil district • Gimrin Tower • Irganai reservoir • Karadakh gorge • Datong Temple • Old Goor • The Troll's language • Lunch • Departure to Makhachkala • Dinner

Caravans of the Great Silk Road once passed through its gates, and its almond trees and hospitality are legendary. The first point of our southern journey is the Caspian monster ekranoplane "Lun". Now he is completely unarmed, standing on the shore of the Caspian Sea in the Derbent region. After looking at the warship, we'll go see the city itself. Let's start with the citadel of Naryn-kala. It was built before the arrival of the Arabs in Dagestan. Once upon a time, the life of an ancient eastern city with a shah's palace and unique khan baths was in full swing here. From the fortress we will go down to the ancient Dagestan mosque – Juma mosque. Just below it is the Armenian temple, which was built in 1880 by the famous Armenian writer Gabriel Sundukyan. Derbent is a maritime city, so let's walk along its embankment. It was restored a few years ago, and now it attracts the eyes of not only locals, but also tourists, of course. What is a trip to Derbent without tasting the southern national cuisine? We will definitely try it at the southern guest house. After lunch, we go to the airport to say goodbye to the guests of our tour. If you're staying, we'll take you to Makhachkala. Program: • Breakfast at the hotel • Departure to Derbent • The Lun Ekranoplan • Naryn Kala Fortress • Juma Mosque • A walk through the magals • The Armenian Church • Lunch • Transfer to the airport/Makhachkala