Historical Background
This interesting spot is not easy to notice, even though there is a memorial plaque by the roadside. Hidden among the Chechen mountains is a bridge built to commemorate the meeting of Emperor Alexander II with local elders.
This route takes you through the calling card of the Chechen Republic, the Argun Gorge, with its amazing nature and man-made monuments. Susanin advises: • Be sure to bring your passport. A border zone begins beyond the village of Itum-Kali. • Check the weather forecast. It can be very windy in the mountains even on a sunny day. • Bring any medicines you may need. If you have high blood pressure, note that you should only come down from the mountains once your blood pressure is back to normal. • Bring an empty bottle. There are many springs with clean, delicious water along the way.
Point 4
📜 Historic site
This interesting spot is not easy to notice, even though there is a memorial plaque by the roadside. Hidden among the Chechen mountains is a bridge built to commemorate the meeting of Emperor Alexander II with local elders.
Alexander II was the first emperor to visit Chechnya. He first visited the Grozny fortress in 1850, while still heir to the throne. And in 1871 the Tsar's Bridge was built for his arrival.
Point on route “Through Mountain Gorges”
Point 4
📜 Historic site
This interesting spot is not easy to notice, even though there is a memorial plaque by the roadside. Hidden among the Chechen mountains is a bridge built to commemorate the meeting of Emperor Alexander II with local elders.
Alexander II was the first emperor to visit Chechnya. He first visited the Grozny fortress in 1850, while still heir to the throne. And in 1871 the Tsar's Bridge was built for his arrival.