"Buzuluksky Bor" National Park

"Buzuluksky Bor" National Park
"Buzuluksky Forest" is the only place on the planet where extensive pine groves dating back 300-400 years have been preserved. A forest area of natural origin preserves giant pines with a circumference of more than 4 meters.
Buzuluksky district, village of Koltubanovsky village council

Description

A unique park located within the Samara and Orenburg regions. The National Park was established in order to preserve and restore unique and typical natural complexes, including the only forest in the steppe Trans-Volga region. Current and popular routes are: ""Visiting" "the beekeeper", where during the route you can taste the aroma of meadow grasses, learn interesting facts about bees, "The Confluence of two rivers", where tourists can get acquainted with the flora and fauna of the Buzuluk Forest, assess the ecological situation of the region, "Buzuluk fairy tale", where you can get acquainted with the monument of wooden architecture - the Borovaya building forest experimental station named after Tolsky (an outstanding Russian forester, academician)

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