Crimea, north of the Kerch Peninsula. Karalarsky Nature Park

It is located between Cape Chagany and Lake Chokrak (famous for its healing mud). Rare plant species grow here and birds listed in the Red Book nest. The local steppes are very beautiful in spring, when tulips bloom. It was from here that they were first brought to Holland, the largest exporter of these flowers, several centuries ago.

One of the most picturesque places on the Kerch Peninsula is the Karalar steppe. The northern coast of Azov with a chain of hilly, rocky and flat landscapes is fraught with many archaeological sites. The inaccessible cliffs offer views of the endless expanse of the sea. The land border of this unique corner of wildlife runs from the village of Zolotoe, Belinskoye, Chistopol, the village of Bagerovo to the village of Kurortnoye, which is beyond Lake Chokrak. Today, the Karalar steppe is the only natural monument of its kind.