Tips You Need To Know Before Traveling to Russia

Russia may not be a good choice for most travelers wishing to visit Europe. With its peace and order situation particularly questionable in the regions of Chechnya, printing Communist regime the majority still lives, and the cold weather across the country, especially during the winter, Russia should be unattractive to most. But that was before. Now, although there are still shadows of the Soviet past, Russia is a place worth visiting.

Travelers would not be disappointed with several historic sites that tell how the rich culture of Russia. There are several museums, monuments and wilderness.

Cheap travel to Russia

Visit Russia can be very expensive considering the distance of the country. But with several online travel companies, the price is significantly lower than it was before.

To get affordable and cheap travel to Russia, all you have to do is check the websites specializing in cheap travel. There are tours and tour packages available for groups and families who decide to take a break to Russia.

About Russia

While Moscow and St. Petersburg are the main cities of the country, Russia has several sides to discover countries. Be careful though when traveling. Make sure you know very well the places you plan to visit.

You may have a little trouble communicating with the local population, especially if you are absent in these two cities. But if you can understand the Russian language, which will not have any problems.

Russia is a big country. In fact, it is the world's largest with a size twice as much as the United States country. It stretches from Europe to Asia and is divided into 11 time zones.

The weather has been the focus of those planning to travel to Russia is whether to go to the region of Siberia. Most people visit Russia when winter ends. Usually, it is from May to September. Unlike the usual printing, summer is perfect these days.

Safety tips

When you decide to travel to Russia, to learn as many things as possible. Knowing the language, the people, the culture, how to move, and especially-knows where the US embassy is located.

When packing, pack light. Avoid carrying a lot of cash and expensive jewelry. Never show their portfolios in public. Use money belt that you can wear around your neck. It is safer than the wallet. Be vigilant when in crowded places such as public markets, public transport, and tourist sites, among others. Be aware of pickpockets at all times.

If you go from point to point, I do not hail taxis and unmarked cars. Similarly, never share a taxi to others who do not know. If you are planning to travel by bus or train, take extra precautions.

If you are planning to drink in public places, be sure to have someone who stays sober. Any signs of intoxication could attract professional thieves and robbers.

Make sure that other people back home know your itinerary and contact numbers and the number of your travel document such as a passport before departing. If something bad happens, they would know where to find you. Make enough photocopies of airline tickets, passport, visa and all his travel documents. Leave a copy at home or for someone you know.

Check for travel warning and avoid the regions of Ingushetia, Chechnya Northern Caucasus, the eastern and southern parts of  Dagestan and Stavropol Krii. These places could be dangerous for tourists.

Avoid drinking tap water. Instead of drinking bottled water. If no bottled water available, boil water before drinking.

All this could help you through your journey safely Russia.



(excerpted from a variety of sources)

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