The valley of the river Alla is one of the most beautiful places on earth

Here there are sacred holy places, here are the ancestral hunting tracks of the Evenks. But first of all, Alla is known as a healing and healing area that heals the soul and body.

Here such an interesting lamp met us with a ridge at the entrance to the valley of Alla. The oblique rays of the sun, together with the oblique rain, drew a picture in the sky.

Throughout the Barguzin Valley, we meet with reminders of the great yogi, the patron of the Barguzin Valley, Sodoi lame. In Alla, visitors are greeted by a monument with a bas-relief of a saint.

Allinsky Thermal sources are known since the middle of the XIX century and are shown for the treatment of diseases of the organs of the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, skin diseases, gynecological diseases, gastritis. Prices do not bite here. Accommodation is 300 rubles per day in the house, and a tent can be put up for 70 at all.

According to another legend, the thermal springs were discovered by the hunter-Evenk. He pursued the wounded moose all day long, towards evening the hunter and animal were so tired that they had no strength to go further. In the morning the hunter saw an elk lying in a hot spring, as he approached the hunter, he fled swiftly, as if he had not been wounded. The hunter was very surprised and decided to take a dip in the source himself. Immediately felt a surge of energy, then told this amazing place to others.

The valley of the river Alla is modeled by an ancient glacier, at the exit from the mountains the river cuts through the bedrock and flows in narrow gorges.

Up the Alle are tourist trails, if so beautiful here, how much beauty and species waits for rapids and turns, rushes and waterfalls upstream.

The paths originating in Alla can be reached to Lake Baikal.

In the valley River Alla there are more than fifty hot springs.

Hospitable Aborigines, Evenki and Buryats, accepting and showing guests the rite of worship of a sacred place, will tell many beautiful legends about two rock the remains of Buraltar and Sahiltare — the battle horses of the divine brothers — the owners of the local places that guard the world and the fairytale beauty of the region, the Evenk landlady Enimikan, the Buryat strongman Bildashkiin Badme, that local spirits favor the birth of children from childless families.

Go down the steep stairs down to the stormy river.

There are a lot of mosquitoes and mosquitoes down here, I managed to take pictures for about ten minutes, then stuck to it.

Near the channel are two sources, the eye and the stomach. This distribution of sources for the Barguzin Valley seems traditional. If you see the eye source it means there is a stomach nearby and vice versa.

Waiting for the sunset to take the flora of the gorge.

Life.

Once upon a time in the old days a war broke out between Evenki's clans. Buga (god) sent his two sons to the ground to reconcile people. They descended to the ground, put on combat armor, mounted their horses and brought peace to the earth. After that, they ascended to heaven to their father. The remaining horses turned into rocks, they were named according to the suits of horses: Sakhiltar (from the Evenk cyrian & mdash bay) and Buraltar (from the Evenk boron — gray).

These rocks — tethering of the gods. When the celestials moved from the south to 'Lamu & raquo; (Evenk Lake Baikal), they rested in these places. At the same time they tied their horses to the tops of the rocks. A bay horse was tied to a single rock (from the Evenk cyrian — bay), this rock was named Sahiltar, and for another — gray (borough) horse. The second rock was named Buraltar.

Clean air, cold mountain water, hot springs for a long time remained in memory. I'll come back here.

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