Russia

Russia

Russia is known as the largest country in the world and it is a country of exceptional history and cultural characteristic. With the length of 11 time zones and scenarios that range from tundra to forests and mountains Russia is unique and special for each traveler.

Climate Zones in Russia

Russia occupies a very large area of land, which is stretches from Siberia to the Ural Mountains and across the broad Europen plane. Natural attractions including the Lake Baikal, the Volga River, the Kamchatka Peninsula and many other represent natural values.

Russia has very climatic difference; it is very cold in the northern region while in the Western part; it is moderately cold and in the Siberian region subarctic. Summer is usually hot while winter season is known to be very extreme.

Russia Rich History

Tsarist Era

Russia’s imperial past starts from Romanov’s empire evidenced by great architectural structure, creativity, and political power.

Soviet Union and Beyond

The twentieth century witnessed revolution, and especially the Bolshevik Revolution which saw Russia turns into the USSR. Russia rose to the fold of world powers after the dissolution of the state in 1991.

Modern Russia

Russia is today a federal state that combines the roots of traditional culture with profound tendencies of the modern world.

Festivals and Celebrations

Maslenitsa

A festive time in early March to encompass the end of winter period, mainly represented by pancake party.

Victory Day (May 9)

Celebrating the allies victory over the axis powers in WWII with parades or other form of celebration.

New Year’s Eve

The biggest of all holidays that comes with family reunion celebrations and fireworks.

Traditional Symbols

Babushka dolls, the samovar and fur hats are part of the Russian tradition that is immediately recognisable.

Popular Tourist Destinations

Moscow

The two main tourist attractions are the presidential palace, the open area called the Red Square, and Saint Basil’s cathedral with painted spires.

St. Petersburg

Called Venice of the North it has the Hermitage Museum, Winter Palace, and gorgeous canals.

Lake Baikal

One of the deepest freshwater lakes in the world – a wonder of nature, beautiful scenery for lovers of active recreation.

Golden Ring

A set of historical towns close to Moscow that should give the guests of Russia a glimpse of the country’s historic past and unique architectural styles.

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