* The program of the excursion helps to understand more fully and deeply the national culture of the peoples inhabiting Transbaikalia. And these are the Buryats, the Old Believers, the Cossacks, the Tunguses, the Baltic ethnic groups, etc. We will visit the most iconic and interesting places in the city. And let's start with the ethnographic museum. In a fascinating and understandable language, we will talk about local beliefs about Buddhism, shamanism and Old Believers. This is a particularly pleasant walk for those who like an open-air ecopark in nature. National mysterious dwellings, animals and much more are waiting for you in the museum. We will trace the history from the Huns to the present day and learn the great history of the Mongolian steppe. 1. The Ethnographic Museums of the Peoples of Transbaikalia is one of the most beautiful open-air parks, which includes not only several cultural and ethnic zones, but also a mini zoo. The peaceful view of the mountains, the clean air of the coniferous forest, the silence and tranquility will create a wonderful relaxing atmosphere for you. 2. Lunch at one of the best restaurants "Nyutag" will be a pleasant end to this walk. 3. You will also visit one of the most revered datsans of Divazhin Dugan. It is in this datsan that the mystical ceremony "Tsam" takes place. Our tour will be very informative, active and will impress everyone from young to old. Here you can go through the crust and free yourself from negative energies to open the way to the best. It includes a tour of a Buddhist temple with an authentic guide who grew up in Buddhist culture. During the tour, you will learn about the peculiarities of modern Buddhist cultures, get acquainted with Buddhist philosophy, practice and ritual features of visiting the temple. I or another guide from our friendly team will conduct the tour for you. When visiting the datsan, women are advised to wear clothes that cover their shoulders and knees. If you wish, you can take offerings with you: milk, coins, sweets, marshmallows, as it resembles a lotus, as locals do when visiting the datsan.