Triozyorye, Coastal cove in Primorsky Krai, Russia
Triozyorye is a cove on the Sea of Japan coast in Primorsky Krai, featuring three freshwater lakes near its entrance and white sand beaches. The area extends for about two kilometers and includes three small rocky islands with steep cliff faces overlooking the sea and natural beaches on their sheltered sides.
The cove was closed to visitors for many years due to border zone restrictions, which helped preserve its natural state. Access opened when these restrictions were lifted, allowing the public to visit the area for the first time.
The name refers to the three lakes near the entrance, which have shaped how locals and visitors perceive this coastal area. These waterways remain central to how people experience and use the space today.
To reach the cove, start by traveling to Nakhodka city and follow the road heading toward Vrangel. Continue from there toward the Pervostroiteley settlement to access the coastal area.
The three islands are locally called 'Kreyser' and stand out as distinctive geological formations along the coast. Their steep sea-facing cliffs contrast sharply with the gentle sheltered beaches on their other sides.
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