Stolby Nature Sanctuary | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-06-09

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00:00:53 1 Topography
00:01:39 2 Flora and fauna
00:02:46 3 Ecotourism and access
00:04:44 4 History of explorations
00:07:46 5 See also



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Stolby Nature Reserve (Russian:запове́дник «Столбы́»), (in English, "The Pillars") is a Russian strict nature reserve  located 10 km south of the city of Krasnoyarsk, on the northwestern spurs of the Eastern Sayan Mountains.  The site is known for its dramatic complexes of rocks; 3.5% of the reserve is open to hikers seeking to visit and climb the rocks.  Over 200,000 visitors per year are recorded.  The park was founded in 1925 by citizens the picturesque Syenite Buttes and surrounding rocky landscape.  The area of nature reserve is 47,219 hectares. Stolby has been nominated to be on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.