What should I pay attention to when traveling to Russia in September?

In Russia in September, the west is humid and mild, and the climate in the central and eastern regions is cool with little rainfall. You'd better bring some warm clothes.

Pay attention to when traveling:

1. Take your passport and ticket and take the green channel to leave Hong Kong. If you bring valuables such as video cameras, laptops, cameras with detachable lenses, please take the red channel to declare to the customs.

2. Guests with new passports are requested to bring the old and new passports with them for smooth customs clearance. China stipulates that the limit for individuals to take money out of the country is $5,000, while the Russian limit is $3,000. For $3,000-65,438+00,000, a customs declaration form is required.

Russian hotels generally do not use toiletries, but should bring their own tableware and soap. Russian hotels have good sanitary conditions and clean beds, and generally provide towels for various purposes. Russian hotels generally provide hot water (non-drinking water) 24 hours a day.

When traveling in Russia, you should carry your passport with you, because the police may check foreigners (especially Asians) at any time. Be careful not to lose it when carrying it, otherwise it will bring a lot of unnecessary trouble to yourself and the whole team.

Extended data Most of Russia is located in the north temperate zone, with diverse climate, mainly temperate continental climate, but the climate north of the Arctic Circle belongs to the cold zone. The temperature difference is generally large.

Russian history originated from Eastern Slavs in the grasslands of Eastern Europe, and mixed-race Russians are the common ancestors of Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians. Kiev Ross was the first country established by Eastern Slavs.

Hotels in Russia generally do not provide boiled water for drinking. Some hotels will provide electric kettles, and it is also possible to rent electric kettles through travel agencies, but it is best to bring your own electric heaters (electric cups, etc.). ) to avoid the difficulty of solving the drinking water problem at that time. The voltage in Russia is 220 negative, and the power plug is generally a round hole, so if you need to use electrical appliances in Russia, you'd better bring your own steering plug.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Russia

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