Natural sightseeings of the Northern and Pre-Polar Ural is the subject of our consideration and descriptions herein. Particular attention is given to the selected picturesque views like Weathered Columns on the Man-Pupu Ner plateau ( 7 Stone Giants), 'Stone city' - Torre Porre Iz and other places of interest.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
How to get to 7 Stone Idols/ Giants ( Weathered Columns on the Man Pupu Ner plateau) and to do it for a minimum financial investments
Some tips and information.
Stone Idols, Giants, Pillars, 7 Strongmen Formation, Weathered Columns... whatever, it's all the same...
This place of interest, known presently as one of Seven Wonders of Russia , is situated on the Man Pupu Ner plateau , Nothern Ural Mountains in Komi Republic, Russia.
If someone wish to visit this remarkable place of interest, you may avoide paying twice or even triple.
First of all, no need to buy any tours in Moscow's or local agencies. They provide no services , except delivery by motorboat to the camp on Ilych river, which is about 20 miles hike from the destination on the Man Pupu Ner plateau. Besides, neither boatmen nor local guides can speak English.
No need to visit Syktyvkar either. It's a capital of Komi Republic but it's not the geographical center and site of roads junction.
Ukhta is the right place to arrive and to start your journey, whether you intend to visit the Pechora - Ilych Reserve ( with Man Pupu Ner sightseeings) or you travel to ' Yugyd Va' National Park to Shchuger and Podcherje rivers rafting start points.
One more important remark... The most interesting and unexpensive route to reach Man Pupu Ner plateau is rafting down Ilych river from its headwaters to the Ydgyd Lyaga camp. Subsequent 2-3 days hike to 7 Stone Idols. Then one may continue rafting to the mouth of the Ilych river or use motorboat to reach Troitsko- Pechorsk to connect rail or auto/bus travel to Ukhta.
As we use this route quite often for outdoor recreation in the Northern Ural area and also have got a reasonable level of English language, we would be glad to share exploring those Great Natural Creatures with incoming guests. So, we can be your local guides in the area and also help with advises : how to get permission for visiting Pechora- Ilych Reserve or Yugyd Va National Park
Feel free to contact me : michakyv@gmail.com Facebook: Anton. Nicolaevich
Regrettably , the hiking route from the check point Ust - Lyaga on the Ilych river to Manpupuner plateau is no longer available since the year 2018 due to the environmental protection measures .
Don't hesitate asking me about the other solutions .
Stone Idols, Giants, Pillars, 7 Strongmen Formation, Weathered Columns... whatever, it's all the same...
This place of interest, known presently as one of Seven Wonders of Russia , is situated on the Man Pupu Ner plateau , Nothern Ural Mountains in Komi Republic, Russia.
If someone wish to visit this remarkable place of interest, you may avoide paying twice or even triple.
First of all, no need to buy any tours in Moscow's or local agencies. They provide no services , except delivery by motorboat to the camp on Ilych river, which is about 20 miles hike from the destination on the Man Pupu Ner plateau. Besides, neither boatmen nor local guides can speak English.
No need to visit Syktyvkar either. It's a capital of Komi Republic but it's not the geographical center and site of roads junction.
Ukhta is the right place to arrive and to start your journey, whether you intend to visit the Pechora - Ilych Reserve ( with Man Pupu Ner sightseeings) or you travel to ' Yugyd Va' National Park to Shchuger and Podcherje rivers rafting start points.
One more important remark... The most interesting and unexpensive route to reach Man Pupu Ner plateau is rafting down Ilych river from its headwaters to the Ydgyd Lyaga camp. Subsequent 2-3 days hike to 7 Stone Idols. Then one may continue rafting to the mouth of the Ilych river or use motorboat to reach Troitsko- Pechorsk to connect rail or auto/bus travel to Ukhta.
As we use this route quite often for outdoor recreation in the Northern Ural area and also have got a reasonable level of English language, we would be glad to share exploring those Great Natural Creatures with incoming guests. So, we can be your local guides in the area and also help with advises : how to get permission for visiting Pechora- Ilych Reserve or Yugyd Va National Park
Feel free to contact me : michakyv@gmail.com Facebook: Anton. Nicolaevich
Regrettably , the hiking route from the check point Ust - Lyaga on the Ilych river to Manpupuner plateau is no longer available since the year 2018 due to the environmental protection measures .
Don't hesitate asking me about the other solutions .
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