Where was Tayga filmed
Tayga
Year: 2025
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Country: Russia
<p>In a small provincial town one after another girls from dysfunctional families begin to disappear. Their bodies are found after some time, and it becomes clear - in the city is a brutal maniac. For the investigation takes an experienced investigator Demidov, for whom this case becomes personal - he himself has two daughters, and he can not allow that the killer remained at large. Filming of the series based on the script by Gala Sukhanova took place in the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg. Atmospheric city streets, gloomy courtyards and forest suburbs became the perfect setting for a grim and tense detective story.</p>
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Locations
Abandoned camp
In movie
Scene where A group of people walks slowly through the abandoned former camp, where time seems to have stood still. The abandoned buildings, gnarled and with empty windows, are reminders of a former life, but now they stand silent, like mute witnesses to the past.
Real
Scene was shot in the abandoned children's health camp “Lastochka”, located in the Leningrad region. It is an untended and gloomy territory covered with thick forests and mires. Old wooden buildings, partially destroyed by time and weather conditions, stand under a layer of lichens and moss.
Forest
In movie
Scene where In a dense forest, far from roads and residential areas, the investigative and operational team found the body of a young girl. Her posture and general condition indicated that the death was violent. Arriving forensic experts thoroughly examined the scene, recorded evidence and took samples for further analysis. Characteristic traces of asphyxiation were found on the girl's neck.
Real
Scene was shot in the forested part of the Leningrad region. Here, dense coniferous and deciduous forests combine to hide not only light, but also create a sense of isolation and uncertainty. Local forests are often punctuated by narrow paths interspersed with patches of moss and lichens, which adds even more to the sense of wilderness. Dense thickets and intertwining trees often obstruct visibility, creating hidden spaces where non-obvious details or investigative elements can easily be concealed.