The Republic of Karelia is the northwestern territory of Russia, which differs from other subjects by its history and cultural identity. The republic is adjacent to the Leningrad, Vologda, Murmansk and Arkhangelsk regions, and borders Finland in the west. The capital of the republic is located in the city of Petrozavodsk. More than half of the region's territory is occupied by forests (coniferous trees predominate), it is also rich in water resources — there are many lakes and rivers. Located in the Republic of Onega and Ladoga Lakes are the largest in Europe, they are also washed by the White Sea.
To preserve the natural beauty, nature reserves, national and natural parks, nature reserves were created.
The terrain is also amazing — there are meteorite craters, traces of ancient volcanoes, and boulders, furrows and moraine ridges are echoes of the last glaciation. All this creates excellent conditions for ecotourism, which is becoming more popular every year.
Tourist complex "drive Park Ladoga"