The holiday celebrates one of Russia's diverse regions, notable for its size, nature and cultural richness.

Here is something that could be helpful for anyone visiting Siberia:

Weather

Siberia is known for its severe winters, which can begin as early as November. In this season, temperatures in various parts of Siberia range from -10 to -30 degrees Celsius, and even lower in some northern regions.

Local cuisine

Dumplings are arguably the most famous delicacy in Siberia. Their flavor originates from using fresh meat and thick broth. 

Siberian ukha is a fish soup that includes various types of fish and sometimes potatoes.

Tayozhny tea is a traditional beverage made with berries, honey and herbs from the Siberian taiga.

Culture

On Siberia Day, many towns in the region host events to showcase the traditions of the indigenous peoples, including exhibitions, craft fairs and master classes on creating national jewelry and souvenirs. 

Attractions

Lake Baikal is among the deepest lakes globally, featuring crystal-clear water and stunning views. 

Krasnoyarsk Pillars is a national park located near Krasnoyarsk, featuring unique rock formations. 

Siberia is a vast and fascinating region with a unique culture, rich history, and incredible nature.

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