We meet and go to Olkhon, making stops along the way. We will have lunch and look at the bronze monument "The Tramp" to the hero of the Russian folk song "Across the wild steppes of Transbaikalia". The figure of the wanderer stands in a picturesque place, offering a fascinating panorama of the lake and the Olkhon ferry. You will learn about shamanism, we will appease the local spirits — "churkhanim", I will tell you in which cases and exactly how the Buryats perform this rite. In the evening we will arrive at Olkhon, the largest island of Lake Baikal. We spend the sunset overlooking the sacred Shamanka rock with two peaks (Cape Burkhan), where, according to legend, the main deity of Lake Baikal lives.

Today we are going to explore the north of the island — Cape Khoboy, considered a place of power. Its rocks resemble a sharp fang, and that's how the name translates. We will stop at cape "Three Brothers" — three massifs ending in the water. You will listen to the legend of these rocks, taste the fish soup prepared by our driver, and learn how Baikal "kisses". Let's look into the grottoes with huge icicles, and look at the vertical ice blocks. In the evening, we'll admire how the setting sun turns the ice into bright colors, have dinner and relax.

After breakfast we will visit the southern part of the island. You will see ice caves, as if from fantasy films, and learn about the types of ice. We will visit Ogoy Island, where there is a snow-white stupa of Enlightenment. Inside it are various Buddhist relics and a bronze statuette of the mother of all Buddhas. It is believed that with certain actions here you can make a wish that will surely come true. Then we will go to Irkutsk.