Trip in Russia / Ravel Travel

Budapest! :)

Beautiful! :)

Ooo! Relax time! :)

One day! :)

Royal Portuguese Reading Room, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It opened to the public in 1883.

Cute! :)

St. Paul's Cathedral :)

Magnolia! :)

Tower Bridge :)

Oooo! :)

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Discover Ussuri Bay, a remote and peaceful village on the coast of Russia's Far East. This is the place to go for a holiday in the Far East.

Olkhon Island
Craggy cliffs and serene bays mark Olkhon Island’s coastline, the largest island in Lake Baikal. Tucked away in Siberia’s vast wilderness, it is an important shamanic site for the Buryat people who are indigenous to Siberia. :)

Sochi
Lying on the Black Sea, Sochi hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics. As such, a lot of investment went into improving the city’s facilities and tourist services. Russia’s most famous seaside resort, it has a lovely waterfront promenade – home to some great nightclubs and restaurants. There are also some delightful parks throughout the city. :)

Volgograd
After the war, Volgograd was transformed by the Soviets, and the grand public buildings and wide avenues that we see today were designed to highlight their victory. :)

Veliky NovgorodLying on the banks of the Volkhov River, this ancient city was the first capital of Russia all the way back in the 9th Century. Set on an important trade route between Central Asia and Europe, Veliky Novgorod thankfully avoided being destroyed in the Second World War, so most of its fantastic monasteries and monuments are intact. :)

Ufa Capital of Bashkortostan, an autonomous region in Russia, Ufa is a delightful mix of Bashkir and Slavic culture that manifests itself in its local customs and cuisine. A beautiful city, Ufa lies at the point where two rivers join. :)

Novosibirsk is remarkably the third largest city in the country :)

Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad!😍