Belovodye Museum in Adygea

What to Expect and Is It Worth Visiting

Private The Belovodye Museum operates on the basis of a tourist Kamennomostsky. It presents two exhibitions: ethnographic and paleontological. In the paleontological exposition you will be able to see ammonites and nautilus (the two main varieties of extinct mollusks found in the valley of ammonites), parts of the skeletons of cetotherium (whale) and stegocephalus (extinct amphibians), a mammoth tooth, a footprint of "bigfoot", a skull of unknown origin, and many more artifacts of various origin and destination found on the territory of the Republic. The ethnographic part contains household items, clothing, weapons collected in the surrounding villages.

In general, the museum is interesting and worth visiting, but it is worth warning you not to expect too much. Although the exposition is rich, there is no plot of the exhibition as such, the exhibits are mixed and arranged haphazardly.