The tour starts in Moscow. That will give you a chance to see much of the Russian capital. But Moscow can not be considered as being purely Russian, like New York is so much different from the rest of USA. Moscow is a metropolis which has its own style and pace of life. Move fifty miles from Moscow and you will be amazed how different life can be. The Golden Ring is formed by ancient Russian cities located to the northeast of the capital. You will have a great chance of seeing the country side … Read more ...
Let us show you the best of MOSCOW from the window of our car. We will drive you around Moscow and stop at the most interesting sights.
You will be able to take pictures of the Red Square and Kremlin, bargain for souvenirs and enjoy a breathtaking panorama of Moscow from Sparrow (Lenin) Hills, see wide avenues and cozy side streets, fall in love with old Moscow,
smile at stories and be scared by legends, get tired of street vendors, see biggest McDonald's in Europe and exclusive cafe … Read more ...
Day 1
Place & Transport: Arrive in Hangzhou, Flight not included
Today's Activities: Transfered from Airport or Train station to a local family (Hangzhou). The rest of the day you will stay with the family or experience the city nearby. And you will have an meal with the family.(L or D depends on your flight)
Day 2
Place & Transport: Hangzhou
Today's Activities: Hangzhou West Lake(including the Island on the lake),The Chinese Silk Museum, The Song Dynasty Imperial Street and Meijiawu Tea … Read more ...
This is a cultural centre sampling all cultural aspects of Kenya. A ‘Boma’ is a homestead in Swahili language. Located a few kilometers from the City of Nairobi, it hosts numerous homesteads reflecting Kenya’s cocktail of cultures that have been carefully packaged to suit visitors seeking cultural exploration. Visit several homesteads to have a feel of African Traditional Village Life. The greatest excitement comes in afternoon with display of traditional dances, music, folklore songs and … Read more ...
We will drive to Primorsky Park and take a stroll along this seaside promenade. You will see the striking ceremonial gate of the Count's Pier and the Monument to Scuttled Ships, which stands in the sea of the shore. This column with a bronze eagle erected in 1905 has become the symbol of Sevastopol.
Sevastopol is the second largest city of the Crimea. Founded in 1783 as a navy fortress and stronghold of the Russian Empire it was visited by Catherine II, Russian Czars, Churchill and … Read more ...
