The trip was simply wonderful! Thanks to manager Anna Podlesnykh for her advice on choosing a tour and prompt answers to all questions that arise.
There were doubts whether I, at 53 years old, could cope with the routes without having mountain hiking skills. I did it! The routes are designed in such a way that a person who regularly engages in at least some type of active activity is able to overcome them.
The Tana Park Hotel is located in a quiet, picturesque place, with views from the windows either of the river or of the waterfall. If you go to the river, you can sleep wonderfully to the sound of water, and if you go to the waterfall, then, in addition to the fact that it is very beautiful, in the morning you are awakened by the rays of the sun rising from behind the mountain.
Something to consider before your trip - the hotel is located deep in the national park, and there are no shops or benches within walking distance. Therefore, if you like to drink tea in your room in the evening, then you should take tea, sugar and sweets with you. There are no kettles in the rooms either. And one more nuance - in the hotel restaurant you cannot pay with a plastic card, either cash or Sberbank online transfer. Cellular communication also doesn’t practically work, I have Beeline, there was no connection at all, Megafon made its way here and there, but the hotel had Wi-Fi, and that saved the day. But we are not going to the mountains for the benefits of civilization!
We were lucky with the weather, and especially lucky with our guide, Natalya Ilyenko! At first it was difficult to imagine that such an experienced mountain tourism instructor was hiding behind the appearance of a fragile, calm girl. Natalya also turned out to be an excellent guide and a wonderful storyteller. You could listen to it without stopping!
It is impossible to describe the beauty of the mountains and waterfalls, you need to see it! There was a moment when I, clinging to the grass with my hands, climbed up and thought, “Never set foot in the mountains again!”
The trip was simply wonderful! Thanks to manager Anna Podlesnykh for her advice on choosing a tour and prompt answers to all questions that arise.
There were doubts whether I, at 53 years old, could cope with the routes without having mountain hiking skills. I did it! The routes are designed in such a way that a person who regularly engages in at least some type of active activity is able to overcome them.
The Tana Park Hotel is located in a quiet, picturesque place, with views from the windows either of the river or of the waterfall. If you go to the river, you can sleep wonderfully to the sound of water, and if you go to the waterfall, then, in addition to the fact that it is very beautiful, in the morning you are awakened by the rays of the sun rising from behind the mountain.
Something to consider before your trip - the hotel is located deep in the national park, and there are no shops or benches within walking distance. Therefore, if you like to drink tea in your room in the evening, then you should take tea, sugar and sweets with you. There are no kettles in the rooms either. And one more nuance - in the hotel restaurant you cannot pay with a plastic card, either cash or Sberbank online transfer. Cellular communication also doesn’t practically work, I have Beeline, there was no connection at all, Megafon made its way here and there, but the hotel had Wi-Fi, and that saved the day. But we are not going to the mountains for the benefits of civilization!
We were lucky with the weather, and especially lucky with our guide, Natalya Ilyenko! At first it was difficult to imagine that such an experienced mountain tourism instructor was hiding behind the appearance of a fragile, calm girl. Natalya also turned out to be an excellent guide and a wonderful storyteller. You could listen to it without stopping!
It is impossible to describe the beauty of the mountains and waterfalls, you need to see it! There was a moment when I, clinging to the grass with my hands, climbed up and thought, “Never set foot in the mountains again!”
