Vietnamese Backpackers Tell Stories About Russian Dust Travel

I just came back from a 16-day bush trip in the land of birch forests. At first, I also found it difficult to not know Russian, how to choose a schedule, ... Vietnamese backpackers tell stories about Russian dust travel Currently, to travel to Russia, Vietnamese tourists often go in groups with travel company to easily apply for a visa, or have a tour guide accompanying the country, history and people of Russia in Vietnamese

. Russians speak little English, especially in remote areas. Therefore, self-sufficient travel is a difficult problem, so can we think about Russian dust travel? Tours in Vietnam today usually only visit major cities such as Moscow, Saint Petersburg or Yaroslavl within 10 days. Russia is too big and there are many interesting things for tourists to experience, I just returned from a 16-day bush trip in the land of birch forests At first, I also found it difficult to not know Russian, how to choose a schedule, means of transportation, control time funds, how to spend .



.. But those things completely disappeared after the first days. traveling in Russia. Here are some information to help travelers experience a wonderful backpacking trip to Russia at the most affordable cost from my own experience. Russia has always been a destination for those who love to travel. With so many world heritage attractions, please visa This is the most interested thing of backpackers like me What we worry about is true.



Russian visa policy requires you to have an invitation letter from the Russian side. We go for tourism purposes, so the invitation from the travel agency in Russia is the most reasonable and easy, so you can ask the travel agency in Vietnam to work with the partner. The cost for the entire service invitations, visa prices range from 200-300 USD per person. You submit your passport, photo, job certificate, income and clearly state the time you want to enter and exit. The time to get the visa is about one working week. Another way is to make your own visa if you have an invitation letter, or write your own invitation letter. That means you will write in English (or Russian as possible) a letter, recorded to the Russian consulate in Vietnam. In the letter, you specify your desire to come to Russia for the purpose of tourism and will return to Vietnam after this trip.



You should also provide the information that you are a "professional tourist" by listing your countries. have gone before, especially in developed countries. In this way, you will submit an invitation letter with all the documents required by the consulate. The chances of you getting a Russian visa are also very large. On the itinerary for the trip Normally, you will look at the advice in the Lonely Planet book to find the right route and time budget you have. This is how backpackers often choose. Each route has detailed consultation information such as how to go, what to eat, sleep, and what to play in those destinations. This method is quite good for those who have had the skills of traveling in the form of dust.



Another way for Vietnamese visitors is to check with the program from travel agencies in the country. These are also the sights that travel companies in Vietnam carefully filter to suit the preferences and needs of Vietnamese people. The advantage of this approach is that you can consult and ask for detailed information from travel agencies to make your own plans, however, in Vietnam there are only a few tours for you to refer to and tours are always available. associated with shopping activities. Another more amiable way is to use Google to search for some Russian travel agencies, refer to their tours. This way is quite good because you will have a lot of tours to choose from. Some websites can advise and design according to the needs of customers, so you can send mail, ask them for advice. I go to Russia with no detailed itinerary except for air tickets in and out of Russia.



My way is to rely on Lonely Planet and my preferences. I cannot ignore two important cities: Moscow and Saint Petersburg and the surrounding world heritage. I would also like to have a chance to visit the largest city on the Arctic Circle in Russia, where with luck you can admire the amazing auroras. My 15-day itinerary in Russia is as follows: Day 1: Arrive in Moscow, drop your luggage at the hostel, ask for some travel information in Moscow and plan the days spent here. Take a boat ride on the river and watch the sunset. Day 2: Visit the world heritage complex of Red Square and the Kremlin; National History Museum, Basilica of Saint Basil, Great 19th-century shopping GUM. Watch the sunset on Red Square Day 3: Visit two other world heritage sites in Moscow, the church Thang Thien Kolomenskoye and Novodevichy monastery. Visiting the metro system in Moscow.



Evening on the train to Saint Petersburg. Day 4: Arrive in Saint Petersburg. Go to the hotel to send your luggage. Go to the station to buy train tickets to Petrozavodsk. Visit St. Issac Church, climb to the top of the bell tower to enjoy panoramic views of Saint Petersburg. Visiting Winter Palace 1st time with 3 million VND.

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