Five new tourist sites will be created in the Krasnoyarsk Territory in two years

In the next two years, new points of attraction for recreation will appear in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, representatives of the regional tourism agency promise.

Camping “Tigerol” is planned to be built on the shore of Lake Bolshoye in the Sharypovsky district. The territory will include children's playgrounds, recreation areas with canopies, a beach volleyball court, a food court and parking. The space will become a full-fledged point for family and active recreation.

The second facility is the visitor center of the Belkin House ecopark in Sosnovoborsk at the Snezhinka base. Work on the park itself has been going on for several years. Now the territory will be comprehensively renovated: recreation and walking areas will be arranged, lighting and small architectural forms will be installed, creating a comfortable space for both active leisure and relaxation. In the Minusinsk District they are planning to transform the “Melnitsa” territory (Marshala Zhukova, 25). There will be a walking area, cozy places for a relaxing break, green spaces, as well as a cafe, terrace and observation deck.

In the Balakhtinsko-Novosyolovsky district, the “Yenisei Center” will continue to develop – an area for tourists and residents, located in the ferry crossing area. There will be pedestrian routes, lighting, video surveillance and audio systems, and a modern infrastructure with road surfaces and landscaping will be created.

The agency also spoke about a large project near the Roev Ruchey flora and fauna park in Krasnoyarsk. Now this area is practically unused, but in the coming years a full-fledged space for recreation will appear here. The project provides for the creation of the Brusnika eco-village with the atmosphere of Siberian life and workshops, landscaping of the area around the pond with an embankment and areas for quiet recreation, as well as eco-trails with navigation and information about flora and fauna. Visitors will be able to climb to the Zapovedye observation complex with a view of the Krasnoyarsk Pillars. The leisure area will feature a geodome, a rope park and other facilities. In the future, the new zone will connect key natural locations, creating a single space for walking and exploring nature.

“It is important for us that people have more places where they can go to relax – in comfort, with family, in nature. Projects for organizing tourist and recreational zones are appearing not only in large cities, but also in municipalities, opening up new opportunities for both residents and guests of the region,” noted Olga Kokh, deputy head of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Tourism Agency.