How to visit: Time: start in the morning (it takes 2 hours 30 minutes drive from the southern point of Moscow or 25 minutes from the centre of Tula). Season: end of summer as you can taste apples 🍏 >🍎 just from the trees 🌳. Parking 🚗: free but not much parking lots near the entrance. Any way you can find a place to park the car even on a crowded day. Cost: it’s a cheap place to visit. You can enter for free via the secret entrance at the beginning of the parking(near TOLSTOY large letters in the field). Guide: download it for free in izi travel or similar apps. How to plan your visit: you need 2 hours to see all the buildings. Food: almost zero food options inside. The best way is to have a picnic 🧺 at one of the meadows. You need to bring everything you want with you even drinking water🚰. Space: the territory is vast so even in high season it enough space for everyone.

Once I parachuted here. I found an AKM and 8x scope! I heard very close Kar98k gunshots and i think a P18C. Took as many 7.62s as I could and ran through the city, looking for a buggy so I could leave. I would not recommend parachuting here but passing by is fine :)

Yasnaya polyana is the ancestral mansion of Leo Tolstoy. Here he spent the rest of his life and was buried. Located near the city of Tula in a picturesque place with lakes and delicious cuisine right next to the mansion

Excellent loot situated around the area and found a Kar98. This area is a great place to parachute and also accompanies great PVP. Overall, would recommend coming here to win.

Once got a level 3 helmet and jacket here then grabbed a vector in the next town, what a great experience.

One of the best places in the Tula region.

i always drop the southern apartment complex for good loot

It is a lovely place. So calm and quite. I often come to this place during vocations. There is a lovely museum and a beautiful forest.

The loot is so good! You can just take anything and people don't even care! (For some reason only of they don't see you)

I wish I had visited this in summer rather than in autumn. Still a wonderful place to see.

I visited in January of '87, beautiful place where you can see the room in which he was born, as well as the grave where he is buried in a clearing in the woods