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Secrets of old yakutsk

I invite you on an adventurous journey through the iconic places of the ice capital. At the Yaroslavsky Museum, the "Old Town" complex and on Lenin Square, you will hear gloomy stories about the revolt of exiles, church cemeteries and the main ghosts of Yakutsk. You will learn about hares-saviors, animated paintings, discovered treasure. And marvel at the richness of our urban folklore.

What awaits you

The square near the Yaroslavsky
Museum You will inspect the monument to hares and find out how they saved the Yakut people during the war. Get acquainted with the history of the most sinister and mystical exhibits of the museum. You will learn about the secrets of the church cemeteries on which the city is built. And at the house-museum "Romanovka" let's talk about the bloody drama that played out in 1904.

Complex "Old Town"
I will show the merchant's building where the treasure was found today. I will tell the story of the Transfiguration Church. You will also hear about the ghost of a crying girl, a Yakut ostrog as a symbol of Yakutsk and a yurt of the Steppe Duma.

Lenin
Square In the third part of the program, we will talk about the revived paintings of the art museum and secret passages under the Government House. In addition, you will learn where you can meet the ghosts of Soviet party workers and what kind of stories are associated with the poltergeist of the Sakhapoligrafizdat building (now the Tuymaada shopping center).

Organizational details

No additional costs along the way are expected.

Meeting point: in the area of the Yaroslavsky Museum
Max persons: 10
Price: from 2000 rub. per excursion
Movement type: foot
Your guide: Dmitry
My name is Dmitry, I am a writer and a specialist in urban folklore, I lead a project dedicated to mystical Yakutia. I will be glad to introduce you to the unusual side of the northern capital and our region. During walks, you can always ask questions about both modern and folk folklore of the peoples of Yakutia.
January 11, 2022-November 11, 2024