KHV → KJA

Amur River Confluence

View the massive river system where the Amur and Ussuri rivers meet shortly after takeoff from Khabarovsk.

Southern Baikal Basin

Witness the deepest part of the world's oldest lake, often showing turquoise water in summer or intricate ice patterns in winter.

Khamar-Daban Ridge

A high-altitude mountain range bordering the southern rim of Lake Baikal, known for its lush vegetation and snowy peaks.

Eastern Sayan Mountains

Impressive snow-capped peaks that dominate the horizon as the flight approaches the Krasnoyarsk region.

Krasnoyarsk City Skyline

A bird's-eye view of the urban sprawl and industrial heart of the city during the final descent into Yemelyanovo.

Stolby Nature Reserve

On a clear day during approach, look for the unique rock formations of the famous Krasnoyarsk Pillars to the south.

Zeya Reservoir

One of the world's largest man-made reservoirs, appearing as a massive blue dragon carved into the dense Siberian forest.

Stanovoy Range

Remote and rugged mountain peaks that form the watershed between the Arctic and Pacific drainage basins.

Barguzin Range

The wild, northern mountain barrier of Lake Baikal, featuring sharp alpine peaks and deep glacial valleys.

Central Siberian Plateau

An endless expanse of taiga forest and ancient volcanic plateaus that define the remote heart of Siberia.

Baikal-Amur Mainline

Spot sections of the legendary 'BAM' railway winding through the wilderness parallel to your flight path.

Yenisey River

The mighty Siberian river crossing, marking the boundary between Western and Eastern Siberia just before landing.