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russian soldier stole a CCTV street camera in Ukraine. And installed it in his home for some reason. Now a group of enthusiasts in Ukraine enjoys a 24/7 direct stream from some weird home
...in the heart of Buriyate is Lake Baikal which is believed to be the source of the Mongol people...
Joven mujer #buriat o #buryat #etnia presente en #Siberia #mongolia y #China #historiadeasia #sujetoshistoricos #eurasia https://www.instagram.com/p/B0RPMZaJbjF/?igshid=1313y82ssww24
Oulan Oude - Улан-Удэ
Valentine s’etant trompe de date dans la réservation, nous passons deux de nos trois nuits a Oulan Oude sur le canapé de l’auberge de jeunesse. Mais bon, cela fait la nuit a moitie prix, donc elle est pardonne.
Oulan Oude possède notamment sur sa place principale la plus grosse tete de Lénine du monde.
Jour 1 : Avec deux hollandaises rencontre a l’auberge et une guide Bouriate, nous sommes allé jusqu'au Datsan (temple bouddhique) d’Ivolguinsk, un haut lieu du boudhisme en Russie. La région de l’Est du Baikal, la Bouriatie, est très proche culturellement de la Mongolie. Notre guide, bouriate et bouddhiste, a pu nous éclairer un peu sur ce qu’on voyait. Cap sur le musée d’ethnographie ensuite, une forme d’exposition au’ils affectionnent : grand parc ou sont disséminés des habitats traditionnelles de la région, camp d’Evenk, maison et église en bois, yourte...
Jour 2 : Le matin nous sommes allé avec les hollandaises au Datsan des hauteurs d’Oulan Oude, a l’ambiance très paisible. Officiellement parfaitement rétabli de nos mésaventures digestives, nous avons pu manger un chachlik - brochette de viande grille au festival La Voix des Nomades. A quelques dizaines de kilomètres de la ville, dans une sorte de camping, il y avait des stands présentant différentes cultures du coin, plus une scène. Le principe du festival est de présenter des artistes alliant sons et instruments traditionnels avec des choses plus modernes. C’etait assez incroyable. Nous n’avons pas revu nos amis du bus, qui passait la veille, mais ça valait le coup.
Jour 3 : avant le train du soir pour Irkoutsk, journée plage! Trois heures de bus jusqu’au petit village de Turka, puis quelques heures de marche sur le rivage jusqu’a la ville plus balnaire de Goriatchisnk. L’eau du Baikal est froide, mais pas plus que nos Bretagne et Picardie habituelle! L’eau est pure et claire et on peut y remplir les bouteilles d’eau, rien que ça. Un jeune couple de la région nous a renseigne sur les bus et nous a amené, plus tard, a la source chaude de Goriatchinsk.Timing au poil pour rentre a l’auberge, faire nos bagages, et repartir pour la gare.
Plus de batterie sur l’appareil photo, c’est l’iPhone pour cette fois!
Valentine made a mistake when she booked the hostel, two nights out of three on the couch! But it’s half price, so she’s forgiven.
Day 1: With two Dutch girls we met at the hostel and a guide, we went to the Datsan (buddhist temple) of Ivolguinsk, a high place of buddhism in Russia. The east of the baikal is a region called Buriatie and is very close to Mongolia, culturaly speaking. Our guide, buriat and buddhist, could explain to us what we saw. Ethnographical museum then, traditionnal housing from the region in a park: woodden houses and churches, evenk camp, gers...
Day 2: In the morning we went to the Datsan up in the city with the dutch girls, a very nice and peaceful place. Officialy back from our digestive misadventure, we ate chachlik (grilled meat on stick) at the festival Voice of Nomads. A few kilometers away from the city, in a kind of camping place, there were stands presenting different cultures of the area, and a scene. The principle was showing artists combining traditionnal and modern instruments and technics. Pretty amazing. We didn’t see our friends from the bus, playing the night before, but it was definitely worth it.
Day 3: Before the night train to Irkustk, beach day! Three hours of bus to the small village of Turka, then a few hours walking on the shore to the more touristic city of Goriatchinsk. The Baikal is cold but not more than our Britany and Picardie. The water is pure and clean, so that we could fill our bottles in. A young couple from around there helped us with the buses and took us to the hot spring of the town. Perfect timing to go back to the hostel, pack our bags and head to the train station.
LingvoSoft FlashCards 2008 English <-> Buriat software for Windows
LingvoSoft FlashCards 2008 English <-> Buriat software for Windows
Mr Merdles undertakings are immense. Are you sad today! Then again she became quiet, when all the gases were lighted. Let <> man despise the secret hints and notices of danger which sometimes are given him when he may think there is no possibility of its being real. Delayed in the post-you know what our posts are like-or there will be a wire from her-or shell ring up. The police, handsome and beautiful chrysanthemums in the wide portico, have you not.
A Buriat woman sitting in the honorable pose. From the postcard series "Tipy inorodtsev Zabaikal'iai"
REPOSITORY National Library of Russia. Otdel estampov. St. Petersburg, Russia.
Buriat women riding horses. From the postcard series "Tipy inorodtsev Zabaikal'iai"
REPOSITORY National Library of Russia. Otdel estampov. St. Petersburg, Russia.
Wait I'm only gonna be there for a weekend ugh nevermind now I have to go to Davis