Tynda

Tynda is Evenki's word related to "flat river bank" or a "place for grazing of deers". The town has a river with the same name, separating the town from the railway station. The 16-floor apartment houses in the center and wooden barracks in the suburbs are two contrasts left over from Communist times.
US Wenatchee is Tynda's sister-city.

By train from Khabarovsk or Komsomolsk-on-Amur from the east.
From Blagoveshchensk by the train #81/82 "Gilyuy" (фирменный поезд).
The western direct destinations are Neryungri, Anapa, Kislovodsk and Moscow.

When you get out of the station building turn to the left to the bus stop and take a bus #35 going to the city. Equally you can start walking ahead across the bridge along the pipes and get to the central street Krasnaya Presnya, built by Moscovites.
There are a number of private taxi agencies and public buses.

• Museum of BAM history

  phone: +7 41656 4-16-90
  address: 22, Sportivnaya st.
  It has eight large rooms each for its own story: aboriginal people, gulag, railway history, flora and fauna, minerals etc. Fee: . for camera.

• Ust-KoralMountain ski base.

In the second tower you can buy a ticket for a train or a plane at the agency office on the first floor.

There are a lot of cafes.

• Hotel Yunost

  phone: +7 41656 46-232
  address: 49, Krasnaya Presnya st.
  Spacious multi-floor Soviet-style hotel in the center.

• railway resting rooms

  address: Tynda station
  clean and tidy a room for 24 hours cost , a shower is an extra .

Local airport serves flights to Blagoveshchensk.