Island of Tears
Island of Tears (Island of Courage and Sorrow) Island of Tears is a memorial in Minsk, which is dedicated to Belarusian soldiers who fell in Afghanistan in 1979-1989. More than…
Continue readingIsland of Tears (Island of Courage and Sorrow) Island of Tears is a memorial in Minsk, which is dedicated to Belarusian soldiers who fell in Afghanistan in 1979-1989. More than…
Continue readingBuzludzha Buzludzha is a dilapidated memorial on one of the peaks of the Balkan Mountains, dedicated to the military confrontation between Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire and the birth of…
Continue readingAkhunovo village Akhunovo is a Bashkir village located 25 km from the district center Uchaly and is famous among tourists and scientists for its unique megalithic complex. Akhunovo is often…
Continue readingFedoskino village The village of Fedoskino is widely known in Russia and abroad as the birthplace of Fedoskino lacquer miniatures. Nowadays a little more than 200 people live here. The…
Continue readingVerbilki settlement Verbilki is an urban-type settlement located in Taldomsky District of Moscow Oblast, 90 km north of Moscow, on the Dubna River. The population of Verbiloki is about 7…
Continue readingPushkin Mountains Pushkinskie Gory is a picturesque village in the west of the Pskov region, 112 km away from the regional center. Since recently, the urban settlement has been called…
Continue readingLivadia Palace Livadia Palace is located on the shore of the Black Sea in the village of Livadia, three kilometers from Yalta. The magnificent architectural ensemble, built as a southern…
Continue readingPetroglyphs of Karelia (Onega petroglyphs) Petroglyphs of Karelia are ancient rock paintings carved on flat stones on the eastern shore of Lake Onega. The stone images are of great scientific…
Continue readingRepublic of Bashkortostan The Republic of Bashkortostan is Russia’s leading oil-producing region, an agricultural and industrial center with a concentration of chemical and machine-building industries. Bashkortostan is traditionally famous for…
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