BAM History Museum

The BAM History Museum is located in the northern part of the city, almost in the center of Tynda, surrounded by a picturesque alley. The BAM History Museum is the only cultural institution of this type in the region, which collects and stores information about the construction and operation of the unique railway of the country. During a two-hour tour of the 8 halls of the museum you will get acquainted with the history of the development of this far northern region, with the life, life and occupations of the indigenous population of the region, with the history of the construction of the BAM-Tynda railway line in the 30s of the XX century, with the rich nature of this northern territory.
The central place in the museum is occupied by the halls: "BAMLAG", "Construction of BAM in the 1970s", "Evenki", "History of Tynda", "Nature of the BAM zone", "Medicine at BAM", "Core mineral zones of BAM". Excursions on them will fully allow you to feel the era of the 70-80s of the last century, when such a short but capacious word "BAM" sounded throughout the country. Here you will plunge into the atmosphere of construction, feel its rhythm, get acquainted with the heroes and simple builders of BAM.
In the BAM History Museum, in addition to sightseeing and thematic excursions, you can visit mobile and stationary exhibitions, listen to lectures, view a separate exposition.