* The routes we offer are guaranteed to be attractive not only for photographers, but also for lovers of traveling in pristine nature. This time we offer a photo expedition to the Suntar-Khayata mountain range on the border of Yakutia and the Khabarovsk Territory, which is, in fact, the southern extension of the global Verkhoyanskaya mountain system, and at the same time its most elevated part. The Suntar-Khayat mountains are absolutely wild, uninhabited and little explored. There are no settlements in these harsh but beautiful mountains, and only here and there you can meet Even reindeer herders with their herds. The local landscapes amaze with their beauty and uniqueness. And the colors and colors of the rocks that make up the local mountains are especially surprising. From the point of view of landscape and natural photography, Suntar Khayat remains a blank spot, the aesthetic potential of which has yet to be revealed. No one has conducted a full-fledged photo expedition, the main purpose of which can only be professional photography. A small area at the headwaters of the Kongor and Knory rivers, in the vicinity of the highest peak of the range, Mus-Khaya, can be worthily presented to the world. In addition, logistics were worked out on this expedition and many things have now become much clearer. Therefore, we can now boldly propose a new project, this time in the autumn season, the charms of which there is no doubt in these parts. First you need to get to Yakutsk. Then we need to drive about 800 km. by road along the famous Kolyma highway to the Oymyakon district, which is considered the pole of cold. Making this journey is in itself an interesting journey in quite beautiful places. There are two ferries waiting for us on the way through Lena and Aldan. The journey is long, it will take about 20 hours, but you can spend the night somewhere in tents. Well, then we'll transfer to an all-terrain vehicle, and the transfer to the mountains will take place by this type of transport. It will take two days to get to the main locations by all-terrain vehicle, if everything goes well and the equipment does not fail.