Many have heard of the famous Valley of Geysers in Kamchatka, and some have been there. But few people know who discovered this "lost world," reliably hidden in the piles of mountains. Everyone knows the name of Grigory Fedoseev, but who has been in his wild bear corners? Let's fast forward to where the fires of the surveyor writer burned. The authors of the collection invite readers to the Kuril Islands, where there is their own, small Valley of Geysers and the highest waterfall in our country rumbles, they call after themselves to the largest cave in the Far East, to the rapids river Chara, to Lake Udyl, to Sikhote-Alin and Yam-Alin... Tourists will also find a lot of valuable advice in the book.