The Mysterious City Of The Mysterious ‘cauldron’ Of Russia

In the tranquil beauty, nestled on the Volga River of Kazan is a glorious past with a turbulent history and spiritual imprints. capital of the Republic of Tatarstan (Russia), located on the gentle and poetic Volga River. With 1.5 million people, this place is considered the third capital of Russia and known as the sports city of this country, a glimpse of Kazan shimmering in the sun and clear blue sky with floating clouds. Like Russia, which contains many fascinating things to tourists from all over the world, Kazan history still has countless mysteries that have not been resolved

. One of them is the birth of the city, and the most accepted legend about the name Kazan is the Mongolian Khan, the founder of Kazan, who went to see a witch and asked where enough was enough. Good for building new cities. The witch advised him to pour water into a small cauldron (qazan), light a fire there and put it on the carriage and urge it to run away Where the cauldron of water boils, a city is built there, and Kazan was born from such a mythical story.



In nearly five centuries of city history, Kazan was the major political center of the Golden Horde. Khan) and is the capital of the Khan Kazan region. In the mid-16th century, it was associated with the name of Russian Tsar Ivan Groznui and since then, the city has become a part of the mighty Russian empire. the beauty of ancient, massive and epic works. One of the must-visit destinations is the Kazan Kremlin, one of Russia's most celebrated architectural complexes, established at the same time as the city in 1005, and is the place to keep the sign. The vivid memory of the Bulgar princes or warriors Genghis Khan and the Khan of the glorious Golden Horde empire. Crossing the Kazen Kremlin, there are Russian and Tatar cultural monuments, the Orthodox, Muslim churches, churches of all religions - a place not to be missed when coming to Kazan Looking at the Kremlin towers, most tourists are attracted to the leaning tower Soyembike - named after Kazan's last queen.



And if you have time to talk to the indigenous people, you will be told the legend of the beautiful queen who ruled the Tatar. In the past, because of that beauty, Tsar Ivan Groznui sent a matchmaker. asked her. However, the beauty Soyembike refused the proposal, making Ivan angry and threatened to wipe Kazan out. In order to save the innocent subjects, Soyembike accepted the marriage but requested the wedding gift of a tower. The tower was built in just seven days. During the wedding ceremony, Soyembike climbed to the top of the tower to see Kazan one last time. With the magnificent beauty here, the queen realized she could not leave this place and she burst into tears and plunged to the ground.



On return to Kazan, visitors cannot ignore the Church of all religions (The Temple of All Religions) - works created by artist Ildar Khanov. In his lifetime, Ildar held that all the religions of the world were equally noble, so there was no reason to separate them. However, the rites did not take place here because it was built as one. Cultural center, a residence for local artists and where Ildar's aides used spiritual therapy to heal, Ildar had a strong belief in God and claimed to have met him. when he was three years old. God helped Ildar and showed him heaven, hell. After that, the artist embarked on healing and creating art in order to help people. Soyembike Tower - a tower named after the beautiful queen of Kazan.



Besides, visitors can also hardly forget Zilant Mountain - one of the most legendary places in Tatarstan. The mountain bears the name of the legendary guardian of the people of the area - a dragon-like creature Zilant, king of snakes, according to legend, the inhabitants of Kazan used gold to worship Zilant when many reptiles came to disturb his life. city. After receiving the ransom, the giant serpent ordered all his subordinates to leave Kazan. The basis of this legend is a historical fact because at one time, black snakes were around the area but then their numbers abruptly plummeted.Like the Russians welcome visitors with bread and salt, Tatar people express their hospitality with unique Chak-chak food. This is a kind of cake made from flour, honey. In 2005, on the 1000th anniversary of the city, a one-ton Chak-Chak was made and recorded in the Guinness Book of Records Road to Kazan: Kazan International Airport, 30 miles from the city center.



km to the southeast. Guests can take Aeroflot, S7, Transaero or UTAir flights from Moscow to Kazan, or Rossiya Airlines from St. Petersburg. Turkish Airlines and Flydubai are two new international airlines that have opened the way here. Tourists can take a taxi to the center for about 25 minutes, the price ranges from 9 USD. At the airport, there is a tourist information office.

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