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1. ranking of tourist cities in Russia

Russia is a vast country with a land area of 17098200 square kilometers. It deserves to be the largest country in the world. At present, there are 85 first-level administrative regions in 22 autonomous republics, 46 states, 9 border areas, 4 autonomous regions,/kloc-0 autonomous prefectures and 3 federal municipalities. The administrative regions of Russia are quite different, the western region is generally smaller, and the administrative regions of the Far East and Siberia are larger. Today, let's take a look at the six largest provincial administrative regions in Russia.

First, the Republic of Saha (Yakutia)

With a total area of 3 103200 square kilometers, Sakha is the largest provincial administrative region in Russia and the largest in the world. Its area is equivalent to that of India, but it is vast and sparsely populated, with a population of only about 950,000. The main population is Yakutia, belonging to the yellow race, looks like China, has a hunting tradition and believes in Shamanism.

Saha is located in northern Asia, near the Arctic Ocean, with a cold climate. Almost all the land is covered by permafrost, and the deepest permafrost reaches 1500m, which is the highest in the world. Oymyakan here is the cold pole in the northern hemisphere and one of the coldest permanent settlements in the world. The lowest temperature in history is -7 1.2.

Saha * * * and the country's charming natural scenery, unique national traditions and primitive culture, traveling here will definitely leave an indelible impression.

Second, krasnoyarskiy kray.

Krasnoyarskiy kray, with a total area of 2,339,700 square kilometers and a total population of about 2.96 million, is located in central Siberia, extending from the Arctic Ocean to the south of Sayan Mountain, and krasnoyarskiy kray stretches for almost 3,000 kilometers. Its northernmost point is Cheryushkin Point, located at 77.4 1 degree north latitude, which is the northernmost point of Russia and the Asian continent.

Krasnoyarskiy kray is one of the regions with the richest natural resources in Russia, which is not only rich in oil, natural gas and various mineral resources, but also rich in animal and plant resources, especially water resources. The annual flow of rivers reaches 700 cubic kilometers, accounting for 20% of Russia's.

Third, Tyumen County.

Qiuju, with a total area of 1435200 square kilometers and a total population of about 3.26 million, is located in western Siberia, bordering kazakh steppe in the south and the frozen Arctic Ocean in the north. Location is very important. Almost all strategic transportation routes pass through the state, including the famous Trans-Siberian Railway and a series of federal highways.

Qiu County is one of the most prosperous entities in Russia, because it borders Kazakhstan, with a border of 180 km, and bilateral trade is increasing day by day. Industry, transportation and real estate in the United States are also developing and prospering, and the nominal monthly salary per capita in the Russian Federation is second only to Moscow.

Fourth, Khabarovsk Krai.

Khabarovsk Krai, with a total area of 788,600 square kilometers and a total population of about 6,543,800+0,330, is located in the Russian Far East, bordering Heilongjiang Province in China. During the Qing Dynasty, the southern part of this frontier territory belonged to the inherent territory of northern China, and was later ceded to Russia through an unequal treaty.

The capital of Khabarovsk Krai is Khabarovsk, which China people used to call Buri. Originally a territory of China, it is located on the east bank of the confluence of Heilongjiang and Wusuli rivers, with a population of about1.2000. It is the largest city in Russia's Far East, the fifth largest city in Russia, and an important aviation, waterway and railway town outside Manchuria.

Fifth, Irkutsk region

Irkutsk region, with a total area of 767,900 square kilometers and a total population of about 2.5 million, is located in the south of eastern Siberia and the center of Eurasia. It is the political, economic and cultural center of eastern Siberia, Russia, with superior geographical location and abundant natural resources. The forest coverage rate is 82%, and the woodable forest in southern Russia accounts for 12.

Irkutsk is also a place with beautiful natural scenery. At present, Lake Baikal, a popular tourist destination in China, is the only place in the state. Lake Baikal is called the bright eye of Siberia. The lake is blue and clear, very beautiful. Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater lake in the world, accounting for one-fifth of the world's area. This is fresh water.

Sixth, Chukchi Autonomous Region

Chukchi Autonomous Region, with a total area of 737,700 square kilometers and a total population of about 50,000, is the provincial administrative region with the lowest population density in Russia. It is located in the northeast corner of the Asian continent and the northernmost part of the world. It is called the east pole of the earth, and most of its territory is located in the Arctic Circle.

Chukchi Autonomous Region has a small population and relatively backward economy, mainly relying on mining and fishing. Revealed a little tidbit. Roman abramovich, the owner of Chelsea Football Club, served as the district head from 2000 to 2008.

Historically, the six largest provincial administrative regions in Russia add up to 9 17.23 square kilometers, which is only more than 400,000 square kilometers away from China's land area. But the total population is only about 1 1 10,000, and the population density is really too low.

: 2. Ranking of major cities in Russia

1. Minsk has a population of 65438+700,000.

2. Gomel with a population of 500,000.

3. Mogilev, population 380,000.

Four. Vitebsk has a population of 360,000.

5. Brest with a population of 300,000.

6. Grodno with a population of 300,000.

Belarus is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, with a land area of 207.600 square kilometers and a population of about 9.5 million. Most of them live near the capital Minsk and other big cities, 80% of them are Belarusians, and the rest are Russians, Poles and Ukrainians.

Belarus has the same name as the city, and Minsk, the capital, is an independent administrative region.

3. Top Ten Tourist Cities in Russia

Moscow-the Russian capital, the largest city in China and the capital of the Central Federal District!

St Petersburg, the second largest city in China, is known as the capital of the North and the capital of the Northwest Federal District. A comprehensive industrial center in the Baltic Sea.

Yekaterinburg, the third largest city in China with the fifth population, is the capital of Ural Federal District. Located at the junction of Europe and Asia.

Nizhny Novgorod, the fourth most populous city in China, is the capital of the Federal District along the Volga River. A heavy industrial city at the confluence of the Oka and Volga rivers.

Novosibirsk is the third most populous city in China and the central city of the Siberian Federal District. Located at the intersection of trans-siberian railway and ob river.

Rostov is the capital of the Southern Federal District, located at the mouth of the Don River.

Vladivostok, the second largest city in the Far East, a seaport in eastern Russia and a world-famous tourist city.

Ulan-Ude-Irkutsk is close to the world-famous freshwater lake-Lake Baikal.

: 4. Ranking of Russian tourist cities

1. Walter Reservoir in Ghana, covering an area of 8,482 square kilometers.

Lake Walter Reservoir, located in the lower reaches of volta river in Ghana, is the largest artificial lake in the world, with a total area of 8,502 square kilometers, which is 3,234 square kilometers larger than the Egyptian Nasser Reservoir. From Datumali Port in the north to Akosombo Dam in the south. The reservoir was built in 1965, when 78,000 residents were evacuated to towns outside the catchment area.

2. Smallwood Reservoir in Canada, covering an area of 5,698 square kilometers.

Smallwood Reservoir is a reservoir in Canada, located in the southwest of Labrador and under the jurisdiction of Newfoundland-Labrador Province. With an area of 6,460 square kilometers, it is the second largest reservoir in the world, with an island area of 67 square kilometers, an altitude of 47 1 m and a storage capacity of 28 cubic kilometers.

3. Gubishev Reservoir in Russia, covering an area of 6,450 square kilometers.

Biishev Reservoir is located in the middle reaches of Volga River and the lower reaches of Kama River. It is located in Chuvash, Mariel, Tatarstan, Samara and Ulyanovsk, covering an area of 6,450 square kilometers. It is the largest reservoir in Europe and the third largest reservoir in the world. The cities next to the reservoir are Kazan, Ulyanovsk and Tory Atind. The left bank is equipped with a double-line secondary lock, and the four lock chambers are 30m wide and 290m long.

4. Kariba Reservoir in Zambia, covering an area of 5,580 square kilometers)

Lake Kariba is a reservoir located about 300 kilometers southeast of Zambia. The capital of America. It straddles the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. After the completion of the Kariba Dam, 1958 to 1963 completed the water storage. It is now one of the famous tourist attractions in Zambia.

The reservoir is about 220 kilometers long, 40 kilometers wide, with an area of 5,580 square kilometers and a storage capacity of 1.85 cubic kilometers. The average water depth is 29 meters and the deepest is 97 meters. Huge storage capacity

5.Bukh talma Reservoir, covering an area of 5,490 square kilometers.

6. Buhe talma Reservoir, located in the upper reaches of the Irtysh River in East Kazakhstan, is one of the top ten most famous reservoirs in the world. The reservoir was built in the former Soviet Union, with an area of 5,490 square kilometers and a water depth of 80 meters.

5. Top ten tourist attractions in Russia.

Recommend three scenic spots

Red Square (in Moscow)

The place where the parade and tourists' leisure are held on Victory Day every year is the symbol of Moscow. To the west of Red Square is the Kremlin, to the east is Gum State Department Store, and to the south is the most beautiful onion cathedral in Russia. Walking in the square, you can experience the past history of the Russian nation, take photos with sculptures, or watch performances by folk artists. After nightfall, buildings will be lit up, which is the best time to shoot the night scene of Red Square.

St. basire's Ascension Church

StVassiliChurchofAscension is the most famous church in Russia, which is famous for its nine onion heads with different shapes and colors. It is a landmark building around the Kremlin and Red Square. The exquisite architectural art of the Orthodox Church has been vividly displayed here, and now it has become a part of the National Museum of History. There are many murals of various ethnic groups in Eastern Europe around16th century that are worth appreciating.

This church was built at the end of 16 to commemorate the pacification of the terrible ivanka Khan. It is said that Ivan the Terrible ordered the architect to blind himself in order to prevent him from building a more beautiful church. This legend can not only discredit Ivan the Terrible, but also show how beautiful this church is.

Vassili Cathedral consists of a series of small churches. At first glance, it looks like a maze, but in fact the layout is very regular: in the center of the church stands a central tower with a towering vault, about 47 meters high and a golden drum dome; A pyramid-shaped cylindrical tower with a deep niche carved on the upper floor and a circle of tall rectangular windows on the lower floor. The cathedral is surrounded by an octagonal tower with a huge onion dome at the top. There are four small churches on the diagonal between the four towers. The main entrance of the Eight Pagodas faces the cloister inside the Central Church, and all churches are surrounded by corridors and stairs.

The onion dome is brightly colored and shines in the sun, like a castle in a fairy tale.

Lenin's mausoleum

Lenin's Mausoleum () on the west side of Red Square is a landmark in Moscow. Since 1924, Lenin's body preserved with antiseptic drugs is still intact in the mausoleum, and visitors can visit it.

The former Soviet leader may be buried next to his mother. His grave is in St. Petersburg, but he was buried here because of his outstanding contribution and national influence. 1994, Lenin's mausoleum was considered as "the largest mausoleum in the world". Unesco world cultural heritage.

The mausoleum has a volume of 5,800 cubic meters and an internal volume of 2,400 cubic meters. The net weight of the stone tablet in front of the tomb is 60 tons, and the tomb is half underground and half exposed on the ground. It adopts reinforced concrete frame structure and is made of black and red marble and granite.

Its shape has a solid stone foundation at the bottom, a step at the back, which gradually decreases upward, and a flat seat leading to the stone steps of the reviewing platform above; Then there are five steps of different heights and a colonnade composed of 36 columns; This is a flat roof with two steps at the top. This is the reviewing stand, where military parades and armed forces are reviewed during national festivals.

6. Which city is good for Russian tourism?

Let me answer this question. As far as I know, the port cities such as Suifenhe and Heihe in the northeast of Heilongjiang Province and Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region have the largest number of Russians.

1. Suifenhe (Suifenhe is not only an important window and bridge for Northeast China to open to the outside world and participate in the international division of labor, but also a cause for China and the United States to revitalize the Northeast and Russia and the United States to develop the Far East. Known as the golden channel connecting Northeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific region. The author has been to Suifenhe twice. It is true that there are many Russians, and the local government often holds cultural exchange activities with Russia, such as chorus competitions and study tours. And it is the only place to travel to Vladivostok. Most of them travel to Vladivostok, Russia, and the exit point is Suifenhe. When I went, many Russian guests stayed in hotels. The waiter called them Russians. Many waiters can speak Russian. You can imagine how many Russians there are. However, according to the waiter I contacted, there was a lot less in the last two years, saying that there was no money to come over. I don't know if this is the reason.

Two. Heihe (Heihe City is bounded by the center of the main waterway of Heilongjiang, and faces Blagoveshchensk, the capital of Amur State, the third largest city in Russia, across the river. It is located in the Far East and is called Hailanpo. ) The nickname is also called the Twin Cities of China and Russia. Just listening to this nickname, you can feel the city's friendliness and tolerance for Russians. Russians coming to Heihe River are like visiting relatives. They bought a boat ticket. They often go to Heihe for dinner, bathing and shopping, so the morning market in Heihe is very lively. Its biggest feature is that there are many Russians, and it is willing to regard it as its own back garden and shopping paradise. Of course, Russians are also willing to take Heihe as their holy land for the aged.

Manzhouli (Manzhouli is adjacent to Hulun Lake in the east, Daxinganling in the south, Mongolia in the west and Russian Federation in the north. It is a port city with a history of one hundred years, and is known as the window of East Asia, which combines the customs of China, Russian and Mongolian. Manzhouli is a border city of China, rippling with Russian style. Russian buildings are everywhere, and shop signs in Chinese, Russian and Mongolian are everywhere. Russian girls who occasionally pass by you also go shopping and buy food like local citizens. There is a saying that China people come to Manzhouli like going abroad, and Russians come to Manzhouli like returning home.

7. Russian city rankings

First place: Moscow

As the capital of the largest country in the world, Moscow has many best: Europe has the largest population, the largest number of billionaires, the tallest buildings, and so on. So student life in Moscow will definitely not be boring.

This year, Moscow rose by 1 1 in QS, and also came to the top 30, ranking 28th. Its many attractions and rich experience can be used incredibly. In the Kremlin, there are modern art galleries, outstanding paintings, Bohemian cafes, historical palaces and churches.

Its consumption is high, but not as high as expected. In fact, its affordability index score is in the first half (top 50) of the ranking of the best cities to study abroad. Its housing cost is high, and the cost of international students (about $5,500 a year, in the middle of the list) and daily expenses are relatively low. For example, its Big Mac costs about $2.29 each, while in Paris, it costs $ 5. 14 each.

Moscow also has a high index of employer activity. This indicator shows that employers at home and abroad are optimistic about local college graduates. In QS 20 18 World University Ranking, seven universities were shortlisted, including Moscow State University, the highest ranked university in Russia. The universities listed in the QS ranking in Moscow include Moscow State University, Bowman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Higher School of Economics of National Research University, National Nuclear Research University (Moscow Institute of Engineering Physics), Russian People's American Friendship University, National University of Science and Technology and plekhanov University of Economics.

Moscow students' opinion index scores are also in the top 50. It is very popular among QS students. A student commented. There are many activities in Moscow all year round, which are very suitable for young people and students. Another student said that you have the opportunity to learn from different people and learn about different cultures.

More information

Number of universities entering QS ranking: 9. The university with the highest QS ranking: Moscow State University (tied for 95th place). Population:12198,000. Average international cost of ranking universities: 5500 dollars. Desirability ranking: 87. Employer activity ranking: 12. Burden level: 4 1. Rank in students' eyes: 4 1.

Second place: Tomsk

Tomsk is the oldest city in Siberia, Russia and the administrative seat of Tomsk. This is an ideal city for students who like snow. Ranked 74th in QS20 18 list of the best cities to study abroad. It is small and quiet, and there are many students. It has a pleasant cafe and artistic landscape, and is decorated with its gaudy traditional wooden buildings.

Tusk, with a large number of universities and research institutions, is an important scientific and information technology center in Russia and is known as Athens in Siberia. The local Tomsk State University, founded in 1880, is the oldest university in Russia and Asia (Siberia). The universities that entered the QS ranking include Tomsk National University and Tomsk Polytechnic University.

In addition, Tomsk is an important industrial city with six business incubators and some top enterprises in the fields of engineering, medicine and food. It is the only non-capital city member in 2 1 century Asian metropolitan network (ANMC2 1 for short). The Asian Metropolitan Network aims to safeguard the common interests of its member cities in urban planning, sustainable development and crisis management.

Tomsk's affordability index score ranks in the top five among QS20 18 best cities for studying abroad. Its cost of living is lower than other big cities in Russia, including Moscow. Some science and engineering courses in local universities are taught in English. The winter here is cold and long. But it is a good place for students who like skiing and other outdoor activities. Besides, there are many theaters and museums to visit after school.

More information about Tomsk

Enter the QS university ranking. The university with the highest QS ranking: Tomsk State University (tied for 323). Population: 525,000. Average international cost of ranking universities: 3300 dollars. Desirability ranking: 120. Employer activity ranking: 79. Burden level: 5. Rank in the eyes of students: 82.

Third place: St. Petersburg

St Petersburg is the second largest city in Russia. In the past three hundred years, it has been at the forefront of many political and social changes. It used to be called Petrograd and Leningrad. Many important events have happened here, and many historical figures have also appeared here. QS20 18 Best City for Studying Abroad: tied for 76.

There are classic Wendell Dickinson Christian Cathedral, Winter Palace (the residence of Russian monarch 1732 to 19 17), Tashi Museum in Elmy (one of the largest art museums in the world) and beautiful Kazan Cathedral. Kazan Cathedral commemorates the Virgin of Kazan, who is regarded as the most respected icon in Russia.

St Petersburg is probably the most obvious westernized city in Russia and the most attractive city in Europe. It is called Venice in the north. White night can be seen in its northern area. Night is most obvious in June. So there is a local white night music festival every year. Its Mariinsky Theatre has opera and ballet performances. There are about two hundred museums. There are lively nightlife, live music performances, dance clubs and British or Irish bars.

Besides, St. Petersburg has long attached importance to literature. There are many famous universities in this region, including St. Petersburg State University, which is one of the oldest and largest universities in Russia. It has entered the international rankings of universities including St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg University of Technology and St. Petersburg State University of Information Technology, Machinery and Optics. Its affordability index score ranks first 15. Tuition and consumption in local schools are relatively low.

More information about St. Petersburg

Number of universities entering QS ranking: 2. University with the highest QS ranking: St. Petersburg State University (tied for 240). Population: 4.88 million. The average international cost of ranking universities: 4600 dollars. Satisfaction ranking; 10 1。 Employer activity ranking: 77. Burden level:No. 1 1. Rank in the eyes of students: 97.

Fourth place: Novosibirsk

Novosibirsk is the unofficial capital and national research center of Siberia. The population is 6.5438+0.5 million, ranking third in the country. Founded in 1893, it is the fastest-growing city in Russia, the cultural and economic center of Siberia and the local transportation hub. QS20 18 Best City for Studying Abroad: 96.

Walking on the streets of Novosibirsk and looking around, you can see well-preserved buildings left over from the Tsarist era, as well as buildings decorated with wood. Similar buildings can be seen in Tomsk. If you really want to know more about the local culture, you can go to the local opera house and ballet company. There are many popular venues in the local area. If you want to know more exciting things and are not afraid to touch the theme of death, you can visit the unique World Museum of Funeral Culture.

The affordability index of Novosibirsk ranks in the top ten among the best cities for studying abroad in QS20 18. The tuition and consumption of local schools are relatively low, and there may be opportunities to learn English-taught courses. The local Novosibirsk State University is one of the most prestigious universities in Russia. It is located in the world-famous Science City. In the student survey of QS, a student shared his feelings about studying in Science City: the atmosphere there is very special and amazing. Probably because there are too many scientific research institutions there, and of course it has something to do with the school itself and the local people. Novosibirsk entered the international rankings together with Novosibirsk State University and Novosibirsk State Technical University.

8. Top Ten Tourist Cities in Russia.

Novosibirsk, the largest city in the Russian Far East, is the capital of Russia, while St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and Kazan, the American science city, are Eurasian tourist cities. Sochi, a tourist resort in southern Russia, Vladivostok, the second largest city in the Far East, and Ulan-Ude, Irkutsk.