The official website of the Kamchatka Territory reported that the first art objects of the "Open-air Museum" exposition appeared near the Mutnovsky volcano and the geothermal power plant of the same name. It represents information full houses, artifacts and an installation created from real spare parts from the working mechanisms of the station.
The exposition will allow tourists to learn about the history of the study of high-temperature steam geothermal deposits, as well as about industrial processes taking place directly at the geothermal station itself. In addition, the exposition marks the beginning of the route to the Summer thermal springs.
Earlier, it was decided to organize industrial tourism to the Mutnovskaya Geothermal Power Plant and to develop a route to Suburban thermal springs. After receiving all the necessary documents and meeting the safety standards at the facility, organized groups of tourists will be able to visit the Mutnovskaya station itself.
Mutnovsky volcano is considered one of the most important points of tourist interest in the Kamchatka Territory. Mutnovskaya GEOHPP is part of the only cascade of geothermal plants in Russia and is a vivid example of "green" renewable energy sources.
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