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Complex closure: Commencing at 22 hours on June 28, access will be denied to the premises.

Celebration approaches for the upcoming national event "Ysyakh Tuymaada-2024"

Complex shutdown commencement on June 28 at 10 PM
Complex shutdown commencement on June 28 at 10 PM

Complex closure: Commencing at 22 hours on June 28, access will be denied to the premises.

The national festival Ysyakh Tuimaady-2024 is set to take place in the city of Yakutsk from June 29 to 30, marking the 27th occurrence of this significant event. Ysyakh Tuimaady, the largest national holiday in Russia, is a popular destination for those seeking to connect with the traditions of the Sakha people.

Over the past years, the number of people wishing to visit Ysyakh Tuimaady has been growing steadily. Last year, more than 230,000 people visited the sacred site of the holiday, Üs Khatyng, over the course of two days.

In addition to Ysyakh Tuimaady, the VIII International Children of Asia Games are also being held in conjunction with the holiday. This event is dedicated to various events, including the Year of the Family in Russia and the Year of the Child in Yakutia.

It's worth noting that no information is provided about the use of social media platforms such as VKontakte, Classmates, City in Contact, WhatsApp, Telegram, or Twitter in relation to Ysyakh Tuimaady or the holiday.

Entry to the architectural-ritual complex "Üs Khatyng" will be closed on June 28, 2024, from 10:00 PM. However, no new information about the entry restrictions for the complex is provided.

Ysyakh Tuimaady is a significant event in the Sakha culture and is celebrated with various rituals and traditions. It is a unique opportunity for people to immerse themselves in the rich culture and history of the Sakha people and to experience the vibrant and colourful traditions of Yakutia.

The holiday "Ysyakh Tuimaady" is taking place in Yakutia, a region known for its stunning natural beauty and unique cultural heritage. It is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to explore the heart of Russia and to experience the richness and diversity of its culture.

So, if you're looking for an unforgettable cultural experience, mark your calendars for Ysyakh Tuimaady-2024 and join the celebration in the heart of Yakutia.

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