Russian tourist routes and quotations Russian tourist route map

First of all, Russian railways are mainly distributed in the south and east of Russia.

Cities in the south and east are dense and distributed in the south like railway lines. In addition, the land span is too large, and trans-siberian railway connects the east and the west.

Second, the main cities in Russia are St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Volgograd, Kazan, Novosibirsk and Sochi.

Third, the main Russian ports are Dongfang Port, Murmansk Port, Zarubino Port, Vanino Port, Vladivostok and so on.

The population of Russia is 65438+42 million (2009). Due to historical reasons, nearly four-fifths of the population and most cities in the United States are located in Europe.

Moscow, the capital of Russia, is located in the middle of Eastern Europe Plain. It is the largest city in Russia, the political, economic, cultural and transportation center, and one of the world-famous big cities. The roads in the city are radial and ring-shaped with the Kremlin and Red Square as the center.

Russia is a country that pays equal attention to agriculture and animal husbandry. Russia has a vast area of cultivated land, mainly distributed in the central and southern parts of the Eastern European Plain, where the Volga River basin is the main agricultural belt. The main agricultural products are cereals, sunflowers, flax, beets and potatoes. Animal husbandry mainly raises cattle, pigs and sheep.

The transportation industries in Russia and the United States are mainly railways and highways, and railways, highways, aviation, water transportation and pipeline transportation are all developed. With Moscow as the center, the railways are distributed radially, and the European part is denser than the Asian part. Trans-siberian railway spans Eurasia and is known as the Eurasian Continental Bridge.

2. Russian tourist routes

First, how to travel to Russia by train

Going to Russia by train, there are two places to sit in our country, one is Beijing and the other is Manzhouli. However, it should be noted that tickets for international trains cannot be purchased at the railway station or online, but only at CITS Travel Agency in Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing. So if you want to take a bus, you and I'd better start from Beijing. It should be noted that international intermodal trains can purchase tickets one month in advance. Once sold, it shall not be transferred, otherwise it will be invalid.

Yes, there are two trains to Russia.

1.K 19/20 times. It's the Orient train, Beijing-Manzhouli-Moscow. This line is mainly operated by Russia, and the programmers are all Russian.

The advantage is that you can only go to China and Russia, so you only need to apply for a Russian visa. Besides, this car is very comfortable to sit on.

The disadvantage is that this kind of bus takes a long time because of its long route. Full staff often appear during the Spring Festival, so you need to pay attention.

The running time is from Beijing Railway Station at 23:00 every Saturday and arrives in Moscow on the following Friday 18: 13. The whole journey takes about 143 hours, with 20 stops.

2.K3, Beijing-Ulaanbaatar-Moscow. This line is mainly operated by China, and the flight attendants are all from China.

The advantage is that this line is short and can be reached faster. And will pass through China, Mongolia and Russia. While going to Russia, you can also enjoy the scenery of Mongolia.

The disadvantage is that it is necessary to apply for Russian visa and Mongolian transit visa at the same time. You can only apply for a Mongolian transit visa after you get a Russian visa. And the train facilities are not as comfortable as k 19.

The running time starts from Beijing Railway Station at 7:27 every Wednesday and arrives in Moscow at 4: 00 next Monday/KLOC-0. The whole journey takes about 128 hours.

2. What is the best route to Moscow by train?

The most beautiful train route from Beijing to Moscow is K3, Beijing-Ulaanbaatar Moscow.

K3 train, 6 days and 5 nights, 136 hours, from Beijing to Moscow, all the way through Mongolia, Siberia, Eurasia and finally to Moscow.

K3 train from Beijing to Moscow runs once a week and belongs to Beijing Railway Bureau. The departure time is 07:35 every Wednesday morning, and it will arrive at yaroslav Lee Railway Station next Monday at around 2:00 pm.

K3 needs visas from two other countries to cross China, Mongolia and Russia. When you arrive here, be sure to reserve time and make sure that the visa is within your travel period.

3. Russian travel guide

The specific price depends on the itinerary and the actual number of days of travel. Travel agency registration fees include air tickets, accommodation, catering, car use, tickets, etc. Russian and American tourist destinations are generally Moscow and St. Petersburg (if you want to go to other places, you need to confirm according to the travel contract). The average days are 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 6000 in summer and about 4000 in winter.

4. Russian tourist map

Europe covers an area of 65.438+007 million square kilometers and has a population of 733 million, accounting for 9.6% of the global population. Although Europe has a small population, its population density is quite large, 70 people /km. The topography of Europe and America is characterized by plains, large glaciers and overlapping mountains in the south. Plateau, hills and mountains above 200 meters above sea level account for about 30% of the whole continent, and plains below 200 meters above sea level account for about 70% of the whole continent.

With a total population of about 65.438+0.4 billion and a land area of 65.438+0.70982 million square kilometers, Russia is the largest country in the world. Compared with other countries, the population density is low, which can be said to be vast and sparsely populated. The terrain of Russia is high in the east and low in the west. Russia's four topographical regions are the Eastern European Plain, the Western Siberian Plain, the Central Siberian Plateau and the Eastern Siberian Mountains from west to east.

Map of Russia

European map

5. Production of Russian Tourism Roadmap

Tourist visa: Russian citizens who join the travel agency team can travel to China without a visa, but individuals who travel to Russia still need a visa. It can be sent directly to the Russian Embassy and Consulate in Shanghai (address: No.20 Huangpu Road, Shanghai, tel: 0/kloc-0-65322051,0/kloc-0-65324851) and the Russian Embassy and Consulate in Shanghai.

Required information: complete visa application form, original and photocopy of passport, one 2-inch color photo with white background, applicant's health certificate, detailed itinerary, original and photocopy of travel permit, original and photocopy of confirmation letter from Russian travel agency, etc.

Apply for transit visa, valid visa and air ticket (or air ticket, etc.). ) should be provided. ) to a third country. The above written materials shall be translated into English or Russian and printed or copied on A4 paper.

Visa fee: US$ 50 for one ordinary visa, US$ 65,438+000 for two ordinary visas and US$ 65,438+050 for multiple ordinary visas; The extra charge for expedited visas is $30; A special visa is 70 dollars more expensive than an ordinary visa. In principle, 5 working days.

6. Pictures of Russian tourist routes

According to the data of a large domestic website, Russia has surpassed Japan, South Korea, Thailand and the United States to become the most attractive tourist destination for China tourists. For tourists, dolls, painted wooden bowls, wooden spoons, futega, military watches, etc. They are all specialties of St. Petersburg. You can take some home as gifts for friends and relatives.

1. What is worth buying in Moscow?

(1) scarf shawl

In a cold place like Russia, scarves are very popular and almost a necessity. Russian scarves and shawls are all pure wool, which can be used to keep out the cold and match clothes.

(2) Vodka

If you like drinking, you can't miss Russian vodka. Vodka is the most famous Russian wine, which is made of grains or potatoes and has a mellow taste. Vodka is also one of the base wines of cocktails and is very popular all over the world.

(3) Military materials

Soviet-era articles, especially military materials, are the most popular tourist souvenirs. Small items such as military uniforms, hats, badges and military watches are suitable for buying and collecting gifts at home as handwritten letters.

(4) silverware

Russian sterling silver products are often widely concerned by collectors, which shows their exquisite and precious degree. All kinds of Russian silverware can be said to be the king of silverware.

(5) Russian dolls

I believe no one is unfamiliar with the lovely Russian doll. Russian dolls with strong regional style are the most famous handicrafts in Russia. Dolls are mainly made of basswood, which can be used for decoration or as delicate containers for sundries.

2. Popular shopping centers/business districts in Russia

Guzhou department store

Located in the east of Moscow, behind the Red Square and the Kremlin, it is one of the top ten famous department stores in the world. Chewing gum means that national department stores use Russian. 1893 65438+On February 2nd, Alexander III personally unveiled the chewing gum. The current department store was rebuilt on the basis of the original factory area built by 1953.

Address: .3

Transportation: Take the subway 1 line to Huntedian Station (), take Line 2 to Theater Station () or take bus No.25, trolley bus 1 road, No.2, No.8, 12, 16, No.25 and No.33.

(2) Neva Street

The busiest streets in St. Petersburg are crowded with the largest bookstores, food stores, department stores and the most expensive shopping centers in the city. You can also enjoy various churches, celebrities' former residences and historical sites.

Address: Neva Street, St. Petersburg

Transportation: Take Metro Line 2 to Neva Street Station ()

(3) Arba Street

It is a major cultural and commercial street with antique shops, second-hand bookstores and jewelry stores. There are many small shops in Arbat Street, with a wide variety of goods, including fur hats to keep warm and protect ears, carefully prepared sandals, dazzling earrings, pendants and all kinds of grotesque amulets.

Transportation: subway Smolenskaya station (blue line) or Arbatskaya station (from the west exit), near New Arbat Street.

(4) Ant market

China people are interested in Russian handicrafts such as oil paintings, antiques, dolls, teapots, stamps, amber necklaces and crystal products, among which oil paintings are the most.

Address: IzmaylovskiyProspekt, 57 Moscow, Russia

Transportation: Take the subway to Partizanskaya Station.

(5) yeliseyev Food Store

As a coffee shop attached to a food supermarket, the interior of yeliseyev Food Store Coffee Shop is very luxurious, with crystal chandeliers and red benches as its style. There are many foods to choose from, such as dessert, cake, caviar, cheese and ham.

Address: No.56 Nevsky Street, St. Petersburg

Transportation: Take the subway to Gostinyydvor Station.

7. Russian tourist attractions itinerary

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