Moscow, a city where history and modernity are intertwined, is now open to Chinese tourists. With the relaxation of Russia's entry policy for Chinese citizens, we have more opportunities to experience the charm of this vast land. And when you set foot in this magical land, you will find that there is not only a rich history, but also endless scenery waiting to be explored.
Imagine departing from Beijing, hopping on an Aeroflot flight, crossing the clouds and landing at Sergeyevsky Airport in Moscow. When you step off the plane, you will find that the airport signs are kindly in Chinese and simplified, which undoubtedly provides great convenience for passengers.
And if you're planning to experience Russia again when you return home, you can't miss a Snowpiercer train across Eurasia. The train departs from Moscow and goes directly to Vladivostok, Russia's largest port in the Pacific Ocean. The whole journey is 9,288 kilometers and takes seven days and seven nights, which is a romantic trip.
On this journey, you will pass through the Ural Mountains, which are the backbone of Mother Earth. You will also cross Siberia through the thousand-year-old permafrost and experience the wonder and vastness of this land. Along the way, the beauty of Lake Baikal will take your breath away. The crystal clear water is like a huge gem, shining with a mesmerizing light. Here, you can enjoy the beauty of nature and feel the shock of the soul.
When the train finally arrives in Vladivostok, you should definitely visit the local seafood market. The seafood here is not only big, but also reasonably priced. Fresh seafood paired with local drinks will make you taste a real delicacy. Here, you can indulge in the pleasure of food and satisfy your taste buds to the extreme.
And in addition to the food, Vladivostok has many attractions that are worth visiting. You can experience the atmosphere of an academic capital at Far Eastern Federal University, or learn about local history and culture at places like the Arc de Triomphe and the Pacific Naval Museum. Here you can gain insight into the culture and history of Russia in the Pacific region and enrich your travel experience.
In addition, in order to better serve Chinese tourists, Russia has also added Chinese signs and Chinese service personnel in various tourist attractions. This undoubtedly provides more convenient conditions for travelers, making your trip in Russia more enjoyable and smooth.
Look no further! There's never been a better time to embark on this journey through Eurasia. Whether you're a history buff, nature explorer, or foodie, there's something you won't want to miss. From Moscow to Vladivostok, let's embark on this romantic journey together and discover your dreams and passions!