Anadyr
Chukotka, Russia
City·Remote, Cultural, Unique
Anadyr, the easternmost town in Russia, is a unique destination located in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. As a port town and the administrative center, it offers visitors a glimpse into the remote and culturally rich life at the edge of the world. Known for its scenic location at the mouth of the Anadyr River, Anadyr was previously called Novo-Mariinsk until 1923. This town is perfect for those looking to explore less-traveled paths and experience the distinct cultural heritage of the region.
Highlights
- Easternmost town in Russia.
- Port town with scenic views.
- Cultural and administrative hub of Chukotka.
- Rich history with former name Novo-Mariinsk.
Things to consider before traveling to Anadyr
- Remote location with limited access.
- Unique cultural experiences in a less-traveled area.
- Harsh weather conditions require appropriate preparation.
Tips
Weather Preparedness
Anadyr experiences harsh weather conditions, so pack accordingly with warm clothing.
Local Cuisine
Try local Chukchi and Russian dishes for an authentic taste of the region.
Transport
Limited transport options mean planning ahead is crucial for getting around.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring is cold but offers a chance to see the region thawing from winter.
Summer
Summer is the best time to visit with milder weather and more daylight.
Fall
Fall brings beautiful colors but also colder temperatures.
Winter
Winter is extremely cold and harsh, suitable for those prepared for extreme conditions.
Essentials
Currency
RUB ₽
Average Cost
$100-$150 p/day
Population
15,604
Languages Spoken
Russian, Chukchi
Best Time to Visit
June-August
Occasion Tags
Exploration, Cultural Experience, Remote Travel
Location
Anadyr, Chukotka, Russia