Every region in the world has an interesting side. So is Russia. Russia has a special natural landscape because of the location is directly adjacent to the North Pole. Because of the vast territory, Russia has a unique characteristic for travelers. One of them is a very varied natural situation. Russia has polar fields in the northernmost part of the country.

In addition, Russia also has the coldest city in the world. Even though it borders the north pole directly, it does not make the whole of Russia in the form of snow. In the summer, some regions of Russia offer extraordinary beauty. There are very charming places during the summer in Russia. Here are Top 9 Beautiful Places In Russia That Worth To See!

1. Mount Elbrus

Mount Elbrus is in the Caucasus Mountains in Southern Russia. At 5,642 meters (18,510 feet), Elbrus is one of the Seven Summits, the highest peak on seven continents on the plane. Elbrus attracts both experienced mountain climbers and beginners. While the mountain is formed from a volcano, it is considered dormant, with no recorded eruptions. The cable car system can bring visitors as high as 3,800 meters (12,500 feet), making it easier to land to the top.

2. Suzdal

As soon as the capitals of several Russian governments, Suzdal was the jewel of the “Golden Ring” of Russia. Suzdal is on of the ancient cities that were preserved as museums of life in the past of Russian culture. If you want to experience Russia’s best historic architecture, you must visit this place. Suzdal has full of shallot dome domes, cathedrals and temples. Back to 1024, the entire city is like an open-air museum that transports visitors to the past.

3. Stolby nature reserve

Stolby nature reserve is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Siberia. The main attraction of reserves is the rocks and cliffs, called stolby, “pillars” in Russia, because of their shape. The smallest cliffs are as high as 55 meters, while the highest ones rise to 600 meters. Rock climbing and hiking are popular activities. If you interested in local flora and fauna, the nature reserve also offers a tour of the Siberian pine castle that lies beneath the rocks: a mixture of hiking and botanical and zoological tourism.

4. Pertopavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is on the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia’s far east. It is the easternmost city (with more than 100,000 people) in the northern hemisphere. Ecotourism in this region is a new trend, with a variety of activities offered from mountains and volcanoes. It  sailing and kayaking for fishing and hunting trips. The city is also a foodie destination: Kamchatka crabs and other seafood are known as delicious dishes.

5. Kaliningrad

A small piece of Russia in Europe, people call Kaliningrad is Königsberg. Architecture in this old city still leads to Europe. The Kaliningrad German heritage trail can be seen at the surviving Brandenburg Gate and the Fishing Village, a tourist spot with reinvented medieval buildings. The flea market here is known as the best in Russia – many collectors from all over the world come here hoping to find relics from the second world war.

6. Altai Mountains

Ecotourism is growing rapidly in this region with new resorts and hotels. Those are popping up throughout Altai – known as ‘golden mountains’. Many offer guided and themed tours from nearby areas, such as surges following the route described in local legends, which are told to visitors when they leave. Cruise, kayaking and fishing are other activities. Spa treatments are widely available with special saunas in large cedar barrels. Altai is famous for honey and its ingredients, and honey care and herbal tea drinking ceremonies are also offered at local resorts.

7. Dargavs, Dead City

Dargavs is located in Dargavskaya Hollow in North Ossetia-Alania. Dargavskaya Hollow is protected from clouds and wind by mountains which creates a special dry microclimate. The sunken basin is mostly flat, which is rare among mountain gorges. The village of Dargavs is inhabited since the Bronze Age, and is one of the main centers for the formation of the Tagaurian community, which belongs to the upper class of East Ossetia.

The resettlement began after the establishment of the neighboring city of Mozdok. In 1830, during the rebellion in Ossetia, many residents of Dargavs were killed and many towers were destroyed. At present, there is no permanent population, which causes the village to be known as ‘Dead City’. The city tomb is divided into three types. There are which located on land where the roof is a pyramid made of rectangular slate slabs; Other types include roof ceilings that can be topped; the third, the simplest burial, half underground and built in a rectangular form of stone slabs that were roughly processed.

8. Lake Onega and Kizhi Island

The location of Onega Lake is in the northwest of Russia. Onega is the second largest freshwater lake in Europe. This lake has a huge diversity of fish, including sturgeon, salmon, trout, milkfish, vultures, freshwater fish, catfish, eels and others, and a large number of ice age relics. Even though the environment deteriorated, fishing on Lake Onega was a very good experience. Due to the large number of fish in its waters.

The main attraction of Lake Onega is Kizhi Island. There are 89 monuments of carefully preserved wooden architecture built between the 15th and 20th centuries. On the center of the island you will see the Church of the Transfiguration, the Church of the Intercession of the Virgin and the belfry. Kizhi is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list, while Lake Onega is increasingly popular with sailors and tourists. Onego, and the Wooden Boat Festival, Blue Onego.

9. Lena Pillar

Lena Pillar is a natural park in Russia. The location is on the banks of the Lena river in the Khangalassky region of Yakutia, near the town of Pokrovsk. The vertically stretched rock complex stretching for several kilometers, is neatly embedded along the banks of the river and cuts through the deep valley on the Prilenskoye Plateau. Rocky poles reach the highest density between the villages of Peter and Tit-Ary, and reach 100 meters in height. Scientists believe that rock formation began around 540-560 million years ago. This natural wonder never ceases to amaze photographers.

Thats all Top 9 Beautiful Places In Russia That Worth To See! Don’t forget to bring your travel pack for 2 weeks in Russia so you can see the beautiful places in this country. If you visit Russia, don’t miss Yekaterinburk, the famous city in Russia for world cup 2018. There are many amazing places in Yekaterinburg. You can also enjoy the typical foods of Yekaterinburg, Russia.