In the Urals, they began to develop unusual types of tourism. Since the summer of this year, ufological tourism has become widespread in the Sverdlovsk region - travelers visit the Dyatlov pass, where, under mysterious circumstances, a group of students and a village in the UFO activity zone died more than 50 years ago
They decided to make money on ufology in the very north of the Urals - in Ivdel. According to the organizers of the tourist routes, dry and hot summer 2010 only contributed to the influx of tourists. However, now the Urals and residents of neighboring regions are interested not only in communicating with nature (hunting, gathering wild plants, fishing on northern rivers), but also in meeting the otherworldly. The imagination of tourists is amazed by the history of the Dyatlov Pass, where 9 researchers died half a century ago under mysterious circumstances.
“The cost of the tour to the Dyatlov pass is 24 thousand rubles per group. We register tourists with the Ministry of Emergencies, and if they plan to enter the territory of a neighboring region, then we declare this to the Ministry of Emergencies of that region. We meet people in Ivdel, and then we take them by car "Ural" to a river near the pass. It takes six hours by car, but after that you need to be ready to get to the place on foot.
By agreement with the group leader, tourists contact us from payphones that are installed in the Mansi settlements - control points of the route. Despite the mystical attractiveness of the Dyatlov Pass, no one else disappeared there. By the way, many tourists go there to study the activity of aliens (according to one version, it was UFOs that scared researchers to death in 1959),”the agency's source said.
Meanwhile, ufological excursions in Ivdel do not end with replicating the "Dyatlov's" history. According to the organizers, there is also a UFO activity zone on the outskirts of the city - in the Lesozavod microdistrict. “Residents of an entire village see a faint glow in the sky more than once a month. It has nothing to do with the northern lights or flying planes. Some say that this is the Mir station. But we know that this is not so. No one has logically explained the nature of this glow yet,”the travel agency explained.
