Khabarovsk Krai's winter adventures blend dog sleds, history, and Indigenous culture
February in Khabarovsk Krai is packed with winter activities and cultural experiences. The Vacation in the Krai project has launched eight ethnographic tours this month, giving visitors a chance to explore the region's traditions and landscapes. From thrilling races to immersive cultural trips, there's plenty on offer this weekend.
One of the standout events is the Great Snow Ride: Dog Sleds + Snowmobiles on February 8. Participants will follow a 10-kilometre trail through snowy terrain, then unwind in a Russian bathhouse before enjoying a feast of local dishes. The tour also includes a visit to ancient petroglyphs, a traditional costume photoshoot, and a masterclass on regional crafts. A lunch featuring authentic fish dishes rounds out the experience.
For those interested in history, the Kabinet gallery-salon is hosting a tour of the Far East's largest antique collection on the same day. Meanwhile, the Nanai-Style Zen ethnographic tour in Sikachi-Alyan offers a deeper dive into Indigenous culture.
Sports enthusiasts can look forward to the Amur Blizzard race, now in its 16th year. The event takes place this weekend in the Khabarovsk District, drawing competitors and spectators alike.
The Vacation in the Krai project continues to provide weekend getaways, blending adventure with cultural discovery. With options ranging from high-energy races to relaxed ethnographic tours, the region offers something for every winter visitor. All activities are scheduled for early February, with bookings available now.
