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Life, culture and customs of the indigenous peoples of Primorye can now be studied without leaving Vladivostok. An interactive open-air museum works in the recreation park at Sanatornaya. There you can not only learn the history of the region, but also knock on a shamanic tambourine or shoot a bow, like a real hunter.
Jan Kolyazinsky, one of the creators of the museum: "Savannah survived, life, style, all hunting habits have been preserved."
Another working variant is a typical Far Eastern dwelling. The staff of the museum every summer live right in it. Drown plague directly inside - from smoke rescues a special hole in the roof of the dwelling.
Another interactive - archery. For half an hour, even a child can get into the target.
Varvara Kuzmina, visitor to the museum: "Here you try, and you really like it! It's interesting to listen, and you feel like a real hunter. "
Marina Kosenkova, a visitor to the museum: "Indeed, this is very interesting, this is our land, our history, which we generally need to know. And our children also need to know this. "
Such an open-air museum is the only one in Primorye, which tells about the culture and way of life of the four indigenous nationalities of the region. It is often invited Udegev. Together with visitors to the museum, they prepare national dishes and give them the taiga tea.

News source: www.vestiprim.ru