There are many ways to explore Russia, but some  are better than others. Cruising to Russia is one of the best ways to explore Russia, for many reasons.

First, a Russian cruise will take you to many great places. If you're going on a land tour, visit Moscow, St. Petersburg, or  both. Take a river cruise to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg, and many of Russia's ancient capitals in between. A river cruise will take you to the famous island of Kizhi, which can only be reached by water, or sail across Russia from St. Petersburg to Volgograd.

Second, river trips are much cheaper than land trips. You don't have to pay for the hotel because you are traveling by boat. It can be quite expensive, especially in Moscow.  Cruises to Russia will pay $ 140- $ 200 per day for all-inclusive treatments, cabins, delicious food, drinks, shows, excursions and even onboard courses on Russian history, culture and art.

Third, traveling on a Russian cruise is usually more enjoyable than traveling on land. Your journey will be accompanied by travelers from other parts of the world. You can share your personal story and your experience in Russia. You can have a great time at the  restaurants and bars on board. As your ship passes through Russian territory, you will make many new friends and have an unforgettable experience.

Fourth, arranging a cruise to Russia is much easier than a land trip. There is a weekly cruise  so you can choose the one that suits you best. There are dozens of cruises  for English-speaking customers, sailing  from north to south in western Russia and vice versa. You can  sail from Moscow to St. Petersburg, or from St. Petersburg to Moscow. You can sail  the famous Volga River and explore  southern Russia such as the famous  Volgograd and Astrakhan.

This is the land of Tolstoy and Tchaikovsky, a cultural powerhouse that has had an incredible artistic treasure and a great influence on the history of the world, from the Bolshevik Revolution to Vladimirputin. Russia is home to a diverse ethnic group, from Tatarstan Muslims to Nenets reindeer breeders in the Russian Far East. Leaving the big city, you'll find Russia, where bears and wolves are still lurking in the woods and the rural lifestyle hasn't changed much over the centuries. 

Russia is an almost immeasurable proportion of countries.

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