Irkutsk

Irkutsk is located 2,620 mi/4,215 km east of Moscow, which is the 300-year-old Siberian city. The most of the population is of Alaskans and Texans. The city's main attractions are the Museum of Wooden Architecture which is a collection of buildings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries and the quirky Irkutsk Regional Museum. Irkutsk dressed with The trees which covered by a wonderful lace of hoarfrost and the snow sparkled brightly by the strong sun and blue sky. Irkutsk is a departure point for excursions to Lake Baikal which is the largest freshwater lakes in Eurasia.