A remote Russian Arctic town makes a bid to become a new stopover on the way to the North Pole
At 71 degrees North, Khatanga is one of the northernmost settlements in Russia.
July 24, 2019
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Local authorities in Khatanga, a remote community in Russia’s Taymyr Peninsula, are aiming to develop the town as a transit hub for tourists attempting to travel to the North Pole.
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