Travel in Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia

Kamchatka Peninsula, located in northeastern Asia, belongs to the Russian Far Eastern Federal District, Kamchatka and Kolya Autonomous Region. Bordering the Sea of ??Okhotsk to the west, the Pacific Ocean and the Bering Sea to the east, it is the easternmost place in the world. It has a primitive environment and good ecological protection, so many people go exploring every year.

Come to Kamchatka Peninsula, I think you will like the following adventure.

Alpine Skiing

Kamchatka is truly a skier’s treasure. There are five main alpine ski bases in Kamchatka, three of which are located in Petropavlovsk and the other two in Ilisovo and Vicenlio. Since the slopes vary in steepness, both new scholars and athletes can find the ideal venue.

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The most attractive thing about coming to Kamchatka Peninsula is hunting. Hunt moose, migratory birds and bears. Kamchatka is the region with the largest number of bears and is home to the largest brown bear in the world. If you want to hunt bears, you might as well come here in Spring and Autumn.

The spring hunting season is from April 20 to May 20. Hunt the old-fashioned way: Look for bears on a Bran snowmobile or stalk the slopes with binoculars. In this type of hunt, the snowmobile is driven by a professional hunter and the traveling hunter rides on a sled. After finding the prey, both parties acted according to the situation.

The autumn hunting season is from September 1st to October 15th, and you can choose from a large number of salmon spawning grounds or pine forests. While hunting bears on the river bank, you can catch a lot of fish, such as trout, minnow trout, silver trout, salmon, etc.

Catch fish

Kamchatka Peninsula is rich in fish resources, including silver trout, grayling, Far Eastern salmon, etc. One-third of the world's salmon spawn in Kamchatka, and every year millions of Pacific salmon travel to the peninsula's inland rivers to continue their offspring.