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1. Moscow travel photos

According to the current reference exchange rate, 10 rubles is almost equal to 1 RMB, so 120,000 rubles is equivalent to 12,000 RMB.

1. It costs about 2,000 rubles to stay in an ordinary hotel in Moscow for one night, which is about 200 RMB. A relatively better hotel costs 4,000 rubles for one night, which is equivalent to 400 RMB in US dollars.

2. A local meal in Moscow costs about 1,000 rubles per person, which is equivalent to RMB 100, so in China, you can eat a lot for 100 RMB per person. In Russia, if you want to eat a Chinese meal, the price is relatively high, about 1,800 rubles, which is RMB 180.

3. When traveling in Russia, it is more expensive to buy mineral water. A bottle of mineral water costs about 300 rubles, which is equivalent to 30 yuan a bottle.

All in all, 120,000 rubles is equivalent to 12,000 RMB. You can have a pleasant trip in Russia, of course, not including shopping.

2. Travel to Moscow

Travel in Russia is relatively cheap. A person can live better if he prepares 20,000 yuan.

3. Moscow scenery photo

It is Sparrow Mountain. Sparrow Hill, the highest mountain in Moscow, overlooks the Moskva River and offers a panoramic view of the downtown area.

1/7 Sparrow Mountain, also known as Lenin Mountain, is located in the southwest of Moscow, adjacent to Moscow University, and the Moskva River flows through the foot of the mountain. The observation deck is on Sparrow Hill, occupying the commanding heights of Moscow, 220 meters above sea level, overlooking the Moskva River and downtown Moscow, with panoramic views.

On 2/7, you can also overlook the Luzhniki Stadium, and the scenery is still very good. It's a long way to the observation deck at the foot of the mountain. You'd better wear casual shoes, otherwise you'll be a little tired. You can rent one on the roadside, similar to bicycle ***.

The next stop of New Saints Cemetery on 3/7 is Sparrow Hill, which is built on the Moskva River. From the metro station you can see the Moskva River through the glass curtain wall. It's so beautiful. It's so comfortable to walk along the riverside path in the wind. I really want to sit here doing nothing and be in a daze.

4/7 Sparrow Mountain, also known as Lenin Mountain, is located in the southwest of Moscow. It is the highest point in Moscow. The Moskva River flows through the foot of the mountain. The observation deck is on Sparrow Hill, facing the main entrance of Moscow State University. It offers a panoramic view of the Moskva River and downtown Moscow.

5/7 Looking forward, you can also see other Stalin-era buildings, factory chimneys and the Moscow TV Tower under construction for the Seven Sisters. What makes me curious is that Moscow’s CBD and Moscow TV Tower never seem to appear in any travel guide.

6/7 Sparrow Hill, located in the southwest of Moscow, is the highest point in Moscow, with an altitude of 220 meters. However, here you can admire the beauty of Moscow from above. The Moskva River flows through the foot of the mountain. On the back of the observation deck is Moscow University, where you can see the Seven Stalin Sisters and other buildings. During the World Cup, the Luzhniki Stadium at the foot of the mountain was also a place for fans to revel.

The 7/7 World Cup Fan Center is located on Sparrow Hill, at the main entrance of Moscow State University. Fans without tickets can watch the game on the big screen inside. The fan center hasn't opened yet, but fans have already begun to gather on the observation deck of Sparrow Mountain.

4. Pictures of Moscow

Looks like horses. Russia is located in the northern part of Eurasia, straddling two continents. The majority of this nation is Russian, accounting for approximately 77.7% of China's total population. In addition, Russia's terrain is dominated by plains and plateaus, with the characteristics of high in the south and low in the north, low in the west and high in the east. The west almost belongs to the Eastern European Plain, and the east is the Ural Mountains, the West Siberian Plain and the Central Siberian Plateau.

From 010:00 to 10:00, China and Russia opened international trains in Beijing, Suifenhe in Heilongjiang, Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia, and Erenhot.

There are K3 and K19 trains from Beijing to Moscow, Russia.

K3 starts from Beijing, passes through Erenhot in Inner Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia, enters Ulan-Ude in Russia, and then leads to Moscow.

K19 departs from Beijing via Harbin, and after entering Russia from Manzhouli, Baikalsk leads to Moscow.

Heilongjiang Suifenhe City also has regular tourist trains to Vladivostok every day.

5. Travel to Moscow, Russia

The specific price depends on the itinerary and the approximate actual number of travel days. The travel agency registration fee includes air tickets, accommodation, meals, cars, tickets, etc. The tourist destinations in Russia and the United States are generally Moscow and St. Petersburg (if you want to go to other places, you need to confirm it according to the travel contract). The general number of days is about 8-10 days, 3 nights in Moscow, 3 nights in St. Petersburg, and 2 nights by train from St. Petersburg to Moscow. The total cost is more than 6,000 in summer and about 4,000 in winter.

6. Moscow travel photo collection

Top ten famous tourist attractions in Russia

1. Moscow Kremlin and Red Square

Moscow Kremlin The Palace and Red Square are the palaces and religious centers where the Russian emperors lived and are part of the global historical and cultural heritage. Red Square is the oldest and most famous city square in Paris and a representative of Paris and even Ukraine.

2. Historic Center of St. Petersburg, Russia

The historical center of St. Petersburg is a world cultural heritage. There are many famous castles and ancient buildings with religious beliefs. Among them, John's Palace is the most beautiful in St. Petersburg. The luxurious palace is also a must-see castle.

3. Lena River Pillar Rocks

The Lena River Pillar Rocks are located in the Lena River Pillar Rocks Natural Park. Its history can be traced back to the Precambrian period, which is 530 million years old. From a distance, it looks like a whole wall is inserted into the water, which is a shocking impression.

4. Solovetsky Islands

The Solovetsky Islands are located among the islands on the coast of the White Sea in the Arctic Ocean. The buildings here date back to the Neolithic Age, with the oldest one built between 2000 and 3000 AD. Therefore, when you get here, you can not only feel the unique natural beauty, but also get close to the historical time.

5. Historic sites in Vladimir and Suzdal

The historical sites in Vladimir and Suzdal are world cultural heritage sites, including the Several of Zdar's main churches and cathedrals, as well as their city fortress architecture, are characterized by almost the highest proportions of milky white dolomite bricks and exquisite relief patterns.

6. Lake Baikal

Lake Baikal is located in southern Eastern Siberia. It is the deepest lake in the world and the oldest freshwater lake. The lake not only has high visibility and rich animal resources, but the most shocking thing is its cliffs and bays.

7. Kamchatka Volcano

Kamchatka Volcano is located on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Far East of Russia. It is one of the most famous active volcanoes in the world. There are five active volcanoes with their own characteristics, as well as many musical fountains and hot springs. The scenery is unique and beautiful.

8. Altai Mountains

The Altai Mountains are located in the southeast of Western Siberia and have many different landscapes, such as grasslands, virgin forests, mountain tundra and glaciers. Not only are the green plant resources rich and colorful, but many precious Paleolithic cultural relics have also been unearthed.

9. Kelon Spit

The Kelon Spit is a sandbar located on the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea. It is the largest aeolian landform in the world. The residents here have preserved this site through several generations of sand fixation projects and it has become a world cultural heritage.

10. Swallow Castle

Swallow Castle, located on the southern coast of Crimea, Russia, is an ancient castle built on a cliff. No one in the world knows who built this ancient castle. After restoration, it still attracts tourists from all over the world.

7. Pictures of Moscow tourist attractions

Moscow, the capital of Russia, is located in the center of the European part of Russia.

The Moskva River is like a jade belt, winding through Lenin Mountain from west to east, going north around the south side of the Kremlin, and then turning south.

Moscow is also named after this river.

Moscow is the second largest city in Europe after Paris and a famous city with a history of more than 800 years.

It is built on seven rolling hills, and the entire city is like an Okomo net.

The streets of Moscow America are circular and radial, lined with boulevards extending from the city center.

On both sides of the bustling streets and in newly built residential areas, there are many buildings of different styles and decorations.