Dress warmly for the freezing Siberian winter. Includes thermal underwear, insulated jacket, gloves, hat, and waterproof boots.

Prepare for the hot summer days with lightweight clothing such as t-shirts, shorts, sandals, and a wide-brimmed hat.

For explorations in nature, pack hiking boots, trekking poles, a backpack with rain cover, and a first-aid kit.

For Baikal Lake cruises, pack a waterproof jacket, binoculars for wildlife spotting, and sunscreen.

Bring a good quality camera, lens, and tripod for capturing beautiful landscapes and wildlife.

For sightseeing in Irkutsk city, pack comfortable shoes, a map or travel guidebook, and cash for local purchases.

Adapt your electronic devices to the Russian power outlets.

Carry a basic first-aid kit with bandages, pain relievers, and antiseptics.

Protect yourself financially against unforeseen incidents during your trip.

Communicate effectively with locals using a translator app or guidebook.

Keep your devices charged throughout the day with a portable charger.

Ensure your devices can be charged in various outlets worldwide.

Exchange some money for the local currency to make purchases and tip service providers.

Protect against mosquitoes and other insects in Siberia's natural habitats.

Carry a compact multi-purpose tool for various tasks such as opening bottles or cutting cords.