10 Days in Russia: A Breathtaking Journey

Recommended for: Travel lovers, don't miss this carefully curated 10-day Russia travel guide! Detailed attraction introductions and practical travel tips will help you explore Russia with ease! -------- 🌼Itinerary: D1-D2: ✈️ Depart from Beijing and arrive in Moscow. Visit the Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, Lenin's Mausoleum, and the Kremlin to experience Russia's rich history and culture. D3-D6: Say goodbye to Moscow and head to Murmansk. Over the next four days, we'll chase the Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle, explore the unknown in Teriberka, and have a close encounter with reindeer in Sami Village. D7-D8: 🛫 Fly to St. Petersburg and enjoy the grandeur of Russian royalty in the Summer Garden. D9: On the last day in St. Petersburg, we'll visit the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood and Kazan Cathedral, two iconic Russian Orthodox churches. D10: ✈️ Return to Beijing and conclude this colorful journey through Russia. -------- Attraction Recommendations: 🏰 Winter Palace: A landmark in St. Petersburg, Russia, with over 300,000 exhibits showcasing history and culture! 🏰 Kremlin: A symbol of Moscow, with opera, theaters, and museums all in one place. ⛪ Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood: Famous for the assassination of Alexander II, it's a must-visit in Russia for its mystery and emotion. 🏢 Red Square: A symbol of Moscow, showcasing Russian-style architecture and a rich historical and cultural atmosphere. 🏛 State Historical Museum: The red brick building with towering silver-white spires highlights Russia's unique architectural style. You can admire beautiful architecture and learn about rich history. -------- 🎒Travel Essentials: Bring these to explore Russia! 🇷🇺 🔖 First, essential travel documents. You'll need a valid passport, a Russian tourist visa, and an ID card. It's also a good idea to bring a driver's license and some passport photos just in case. 📱 Second, communication tools. You'll need a phone that supports international roaming, or you can buy a local SIM card upon arrival in Russia. Remember to bring a plug adapter, as Russian outlets may differ from those in your country. 🧥 Third, check your wardrobe. December in Russia is very cold, so be sure to bring warm clothing. You may need a down jacket, thermal underwear, a wool hat, and even snow boots and gloves. 🚰 Fourth, personal hygiene products. In case you can't adapt to Russian water, remember to bring some bottled water. Also, bring travel-sized toiletries like a toothbrush, toothpaste, shower gel, and shampoo. 🔌 Fifth, electronic devices and batteries. Don't forget chargers, and bring chargers suitable for your devices and some spare batteries. 🍽️ Finally, snacks and portable food. You might get hungry during your trip. Bring some portable snacks like energy bars, nuts, and chocolate to keep you energized. -------- 🎉 With a spirit of exploration, Russia will always surprise you. Let's create beautiful memories on this mysterious land!