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Take a thrilling ride on a snowmobile through the snow-covered taiga, experiencing the forest in a new, exhilarating way. You can also opt for a dog-sledding adventure, where you will be pulled by a team of huskies on a sled through the white wilderness.

After your morning adventure, warm up by a cozy fire with a hot cup of tea or coffee. Take a visit to one of the local reindeer farms, where you can learn about the traditional way of life in the taiga and even go on a reindeer sleigh ride.

Enjoy a hearty dinner of traditional Siberian cuisine, such as borscht, pelmeni, or stroganoff, at one of the local lodges or guesthouses.

Today, take a guided tour to the nearby Lake Baikal, the world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake. Explore the stunning scenery of the lake, including the famous ice grottos and crystal-clear waters.

After your visit to Lake Baikal, head back to the taiga to experience ice fishing. Many lodges and guesthouses offer tours to the nearby frozen rivers and lakes, where you can try your hand at catching fish such as pike and perch.

End the day with a warm and cozy dinner at one of the local lodges, where you can enjoy local delicacies such as smoked fish, pickled mushrooms, and homemade bread.

Today, take a hike through the taiga to witness the stunning autumn foliage, as the trees turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold. Many local guides offer tours during the fall season, where you can learn about the unique ecology of the taiga during this vibrant time of year.

After your hike, take a visit to the nearby Ust-Ordynsky Ethnographic Museum, where you can learn about the traditional way of life of the indigenous people of the region.

End the day with a warm and hearty dinner at one of the local lodges or guesthouses, where you can enjoy traditional Siberian hospitality and cuisine.

Today, take a guided tour to the nearby Pribaikalsky National Park, where you can witness the stunning natural beauty of the taiga up close. Take in the breathtaking views of the mountains, forests, and rivers, and learn about the unique ecology of the region.

After your visit to the national park, take a relaxing walk through one of the nearby botanical gardens, where you can see a wide variety of plant species from the region.

End the day with a final banya experience, relaxing in the steam and enjoying the peacefulness of the taiga.