Chukotka - The Land Where Day Breaks

Chukotka is the easternmost point in Eurasia, located both in the western and eastern hemispheres. A land of boreal forests, endless tundra and spectacular mountains, it stretches between the Arctic and Pacific Oceans. About half of Chukotka’s territory is within the Arctic Circle, where the Aurora Borealis light up the darkness of the polar nights in winter, while the polar day reigns in summer. 

10 reasons to go Chukotka

• Visit the easternmost point in Eurasia
• Experience the Arctic scenery: endless tundra, spectacular mountains, and boreal forests
• See the Northern lights, Polar night or Polar day
• Find yourself on the shores of two oceans - the Pacific and Arctic
• Cross the 180th meridian - line where the dates change
• Discover the exotic lifestyle of the Chukchi and Eskimos: reindeer herding, sea mammal hunting, dog sledding, bone carving, dance and song
• Encounter the unique Arctic fauna - polar bears and reindeer, whales and walruses, polar wolves and bird colonies
• Enjoy the traditional hospitality of the indigenous peoples of the North
• Live the Chukotka experience
• and fall in love with the land where day breaks

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