Thus, extreme tourism enthusiasts have the opportunity to visit some prisons and camps. For example, take a one-day tour to the world-famous "Vladimir Central". There are also tours related to survival in harsh conditions. For instance, tourists from America and Canada spend huge sums to spend a week in the Taiga, to feel the charm of the harsh everyday life there and get an adrenaline rush.
No less interesting are excursions to Lake Baikal – a place where pristine nature is still preserved. But due to the huge interest in it and inappropriate behavior of tourists (pollution, destruction of plants), the cost of such trips has increased significantly. Restrictions have also appeared – now only a certain number of tourists per year can vacation there.
The southern part of Russia is also in high demand. The whole world knows about the upcoming Olympics in Sochi. But tourists already strive to visit this city, because Sochi and neighboring cities are resorts with various sanatoriums and medical centers. Well, the Black Sea has always attracted everyone who wants to warm up on the sunny shore.
Also, tours of Russia include the Far Eastern region – the Kuril Peninsula, Vladivostok, Amur, etc. A huge number of those who seek to develop serious business consider this region as a region with great prospects. For ordinary travelers, the Asian side of Russia is primarily attractive for its culture and traditions.
Russia is interesting for everyone in their own way. Some come here to admire nature, while others are interested in modern life and financial opportunities. One way or another, there is no other country on the planet that combines centuries-old culture and history of different eras with the pristine, virgin nature.
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