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Pou jwenn pi plis la nan men Larisi, fason tèt sou track la bat. Apre yo fin pran nan favorites fin vye granmoun tankou dinamik Moskou, istorik St Petersburg ak bèl Lake Baikal, plonje pli lwen ak pi fon nan peyi a pi gwo nan mond lan. Vizite mou, grenn sab an lò nan resort nan fin vye granmoun Prussian nan Kranz, kounye a li te ye tankou Zelenogradsk nan byen lwen lwès rejyon an KALI; bon gwo larivyè Lefrat vilaj la Volga nan Gorodets, lakay yo nan atis popilè ak boulanje siwo myèl-gato; kaptivan elista, sèl pyès tè Boudis Ewòp la ak kote ki te farfelu vil la Echèk; mozole yo 400-ane-fin vye granmoun nan Dargavs, se yon Nò osèt 'lavil moun ki mouri a'; oswa sous dlo cho nan Nalychevo Valley Kamchatka a nan Ris Ekstrèm Oryan an. Si En kiltirèl ak achitekti yo se sa ki w ap apre, bwa nan Ewopeyen Larisi, ki se tout nan peyi a nan Urals yo lwès. Si ou pa lide detanzantan degrosisaj li, epi yo nan rechèch nan deyò gwo Larisi a, tren je ou sou espas yo vas nan Siberia ak Ekstrèm Oryan an. Ferry Port a nan Vladivostok
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To get the most from Russia, head way off the beaten track. After taking in old favourites such as dynamic Moscow, historic St Petersburg and beautiful Lake Baikal, dive further and deeper into the largest country in the world. Visit the soft, golden sands of the old Prussian resort of Kranz, now known as Zelenogradsk in the far western Kaliningrad Region; the charming Volga river village of Gorodets, home to folk artists and honey-cake bakers; fascinating Elista, Europe’s sole Buddhist enclave and location of the wacky Chess City; the 400-year-old mausoleums of Dargavs, a North Ossetian ‘city of the dead’; or the hot springs of Kamchatka’s Nalychevo Valley in the Russian Far East. If cultural and architectural highlights are what you’re after, stick to European Russia, which is all of the country west of the Urals. If you don’t mind occasionally roughing it and are in search of Russia’s great outdoors, train your eye on the vast spaces of Siberia and the Far East. The Ferry Port of Vladivostok