Russia is becoming more popular with tourists, as they have rich cultural heritage and popular cities of Moscow and Saint Petersburg. If you are planning or traveling to Russia, we recommend that you consider one of the following travel tips.
Getting to know Russia
A few reads around Russia before you visit her to find out a little about the country. In order to gain some insight, Russia embraces nine time zones and is the world's largest country, with landscapes of frozen tundra in Siberia and Middle-Russian infinite wheat fields and pine trees to the South Caucasus mountains and palm trees. The population was about 140 million according to the last census with Central Russia, which includes most of the population in Moscow. what to eat and what to eat before you travel to Russia. The country is not a serious health threat as food poisoning is the most common problem. Most directives suggest that we avoid kebabs on the stalls, especially at railway stations, while tourists are also advised to be cautious about dairy products. Tap water is definitely drinkable in Moscow after boiling, but tourists are consumed elsewhere in bottled water; We recommend avoiding ice cubes and bottled water using brush teeth.
Money
Russia is a spectacular country and so is the price. Moscow and St. Petersburg metropolises, as the most famous European cities, are very expensive. There are cheaper restaurants and hotels on the edge of major cities. Cottages should be advised before the Russian ruble begins, but there are banks such as Sberbank and international banks such as HSBC and Citibank Moscow, St. Petersburg and other Russian cities. When paying for something, Russian retailers prefer paying in cash, but credit cards are usually accepted and passengers can still pay for travel checks.
Manners
In Russia, you need to know some Russian etiquette. If you are on a business trip and are late, you do not need panic, as this seems normal, often because of the terrible traffic in Moscow. If you offer a drink, it's rough if you do not accept it, especially for men. Some travel guides also say that Russian men often encounter a man when they meet, so women traveling with her husband must be ready to convince their husband's hands and not their husbands. The Russians like to dress almost everywhere to go, so it is worth saving some elegant clothes for travel.
Source by Thom Sanders