Khabarovsk revives Amur River boat routes after water levels rise

Passenger boat services in Khabarovsk have resumed after rising water levels in the Amur River made travel possible again. The local transport company has reinstated routes to the 'Dubki' and 'Pobeda' stops, offering regular trips for commuters and travellers. The 'River Terminal–Dubki' route now runs on weekdays, excluding Mondays and Thursdays. Boats depart Khabarovsk at 8:10 AM and 4:40 PM, with return trips scheduled for 9:35 AM and 6:05 PM on the same days.

The 'Khabarovsk–Pobeda' riverboat operates three times a week, leaving Khabarovsk at 7:30 AM on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Return journeys from the 'Pobeda' stop to Khabarovsk take place at 2:30 PM on the same days. Higher water levels in the Amur have made these routes viable again, allowing the transport company to restore services for passengers.

With the return of these routes, residents and visitors now have more transport options along the Amur. The schedules provide regular connections to both 'Dubki' and 'Pobeda', improving accessibility in the region.