On the way to Novosibirsk.

The museum will show you the process of beer production from the very first stage to bottling the finished product.
Before visiting the museum, be sure to book your place on the tour and read the rules for visiting the museum on this website. Tours are available from Monday to Friday.

After acquainting yourself with the brewing process, you can take a walk along the Brewers' Alley.

Isn't it time to stop on vacation? You can warm up, fill up and buy goods on the way at Gazpromneft's filling stations.

At first this village seems to be quite ordinary and nothing attractive, however, it is worth to come here and admire the beauty of the Ob River.
To see the village Kozhevnikovo from a more interesting side, you can go to this site and take a walk in the places indicated there.

The lighthouse is a part of the "Ruyan-City" project, which was supposed to become the center of ecotourism, but it didn't take place and left behind picturesque fragments of the failed greatness.
Besides the lighthouse, here you can see an unusual monument to Yuri Gagarin and a wooden temple.

In a part of the House of Culture there is a cozy corner of peasant life in a Russian hut. Here you can find mainly wooden and pottery utensils, which locals themselves gave to a small museum.
Voronovo village was also famous for a four-storey wooden mill, which at that time was about 300 years old. You can read about its history on this site. Unfortunately, the mill burned down on August 3, 2016.

You can have lunch at this little cafe. People passing through here praise the local cakes and white beans.

In the Tomsk region there are several massifs of cedar, which are carefully protected.
Bazoyskiy near-settlement cedar forest is the most valuable massif of cedar forests in the southern taiga of Tomsk region, as it is the most southern and compact place of mass growth of Siberian cedar in Russia.
It is possible to make a stop and take a walk before it gets dark.

Kolyvan is included in the register of historical villages of the country. The settlement is considered one of the key places of religion and culture of the Novosibirsk region, attracting pilgrims.
Among the remarkable objects of Kolyvan are merchant houses and old public buildings: Gubin's house, which is now a music school, Pastukhov's house, post and telegraph office, local history museum and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The museum, by the way, is open until 18:00 - you can make it in time.

During this trip you have tasted a variety of cuisines. And now you're going to get acquainted with the dishes of India. Bon appetit!