Itinerary
Day 1
An airplane brings group of tourists to Yakutsk in the early morning. They are met and get transferred to a hotel for a little rest because their schedule is going to be tight today. First, visitors have a sightseeing bus tour where they visit local museums. Among those museums there are:
The Mammoth Museum is a unique museum of Natural History.
The Lore Museum is a place where guests of the republic get to know its history and find out its nature diversity.
“Treasury of the Republic of Sakha” exhibition that shows people mineral wealth of Yakutia and surprises even the most sophisticated visitors.
After the tour guests are offered to have lunch in one of the most popular restaurants of the city that are famous for serving scrumptious food.
Right after lunch group proceeds to “The Atlasov’s Estate” ethnographic complex where everyone participates an unforgettable ceremony of blessing called by locals “Algys”.
Another ethnographic complex is on the list and it is called “Chohur Muran”. Here guests can give a shot at operating dog sleds drawn by Yakutian Laika.
A little fun here and there is another spot to hit – The Permafrost Kingdom, where tourists enjoy seeing gorgeous ice sculptures.
Having arrived downtown tourists check the outfit.
Then tourists are offered to have dinner at the restaurant of Chochur Muran.
Day 2
After a sufficient breakfast at the hotel group gets on an off-road vehicle to start the journey to the “Pole of Cold”. Next stop is a village called Khandyga. The road runs through the central part of the republic where tourists get a chance to enjoy seeing spectacular views of landscapes and winter taiga. On the way tourists cross the frozen Lena river and its side-stream, the Aldan.
During the journey group stops for a field-conditions lunch.
Totally, on the 2nd day tourists cover 480 km (300 miles).
Having had dinner travelers spend the night in a cozy guest house in Khandyga.
Day 3
After breakfast tourists hit the road straight to Oymyakon. 
On the 4th day of their adventure travelers are supposed to cover 500 km (310 miles) for about 13 hours of driving. The road that runs through the Verkhoyansk Range, and is also called “the Road of Bones” was built by the GULAG prisoners and is steeped in history of their tragic fate.
And on the contrary tourist can see the eternal beauty of Siberian nature: snow-capped mountains, frozen rivers, vast reindeer pasture-lands.
In the middle of the journey, not far from “Vostochnaya” meteorological observing station group makes a stop for lunch and after it keeps going.
Late arrival to Oymyakon is expected. Tourists check in a family hotel and have dinner. After such a long way it is just what the doctor prescribed!
Day 4
After breakfast travelers go on excursion around the place where the lowest temperature of the Northern hemisphere was registered (- 71.2 C) in 1926. It is believed that Oymyakon Valley is a place with the most severe conditions that has resident population.
As many people of Oymyakon are engaged in horse breeding, an interesting thing to do is to meet. Here tourists learn the way horse-breeders live and also get to know what a Yakut horse that stays outdoors all the year round looks like. Horse riding is also available.
In the afternoon guests get back to the hotel and have lunch.
Another thing many people have heard of, but not so many have tried is ice-fishing. After lunch visitors get a chance to get trained how to fish and try ice-fishing themselves.
If you think you’ve tried everything in the world then see this: tourists are offered to try some authentic eating called “stroganina”. In fact, stroganina is frozen raw fish in slices eaten with salt and pepper!
For sauna lovers there is a chance to try Russian sauna (which is reserved in advance and paid extra)
The day culminates in dinner and rest.
Day 5
Breakfast comes first being followed by a unique show called “Tricks with the Cold” (Fishki Holoda) where guests learn some unusual properties of materials at low temperatures.
After the show travelers proceed to the monument to the Pole of Cold where they get their presence in Oymyakon certified.
Then comes lunch.
Another journey is on and group heads to Tomtor settlement and check into a family hotel on the arrival.
Tomtor is interesting for the Museum of ice sculptures that is located in a shaft where tourists are brought after an excursion around the village. Also, this museum is a residence of a creature that symbolizes cold in Yakutia, Chyskhan. And guess what? Travelers get a chance to meet him in Tomtor!
The day ends with dinner in the hotel.
Day 6
After breakfast tourists head to the next point of their journey, Ust-Nera. It is the administrative center and the largest village of Oymyakon district with a population of approximately 5200 people. To reach it the group has to cover 400 km (280 miles).
A field-conditions lunch is in the middle of the journey.
Having arrived tourists check in a hotel (double and triple accommodation) and have dinner.
Day 7
Another day on the road and another splendid opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Siberian nature. Next stop is a town of Susuman which is 395 km from Ust-Nera.
In the middle of the day travelers make a stop in an abandoned settlement of Kadykchan which last resident passed away in 2018. Vestiges of old buildings resemble shots of a sci-fi movie about a town where the time stopped. A good chance to take some juicy pictures.
In Susuman tourists check in a hotel and have dinner.
Day 8
An early breakfast and the group leaves Susuman for the last point of the journey, Magadan. It’s a long distance of 630 km (391 miles) to cover.
A field-conditions lunch in the middle of the journey.
Having arrived guests check in “Magadan” hotel and after that have dinner.
Day 9
Around 8 am tourists have breakfast and go on a sight-seeing tour around Magadan.
Then tourists are transferred to the airport.