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The Great Motherland is the biggest country in the world, engulfing an interesting blend of history, culture, and various landscapes. Moscow, the capital of the country, is home to such landmarks as Red Square, the Kremlin, and St. Basil's Cathedral, while St. Petersburg, often called the cultural capital of Russia, captivates visitors with the Hermitage Museum, Winter Palace, and picturesque canals. Further away from the cities lay the vast landscapes of Russia that harbor innumerable pockets of natural beauty from Lake Baikal's crystal-clear waters to the untamed beauty of Siberia. A trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway is a lifetime experience across the country, while the Russian Far East grants access to stunning coastlines and placid little islands. The imperial past, in addition to its age-old traditions and pulsating arts, makes Russia the sense of adventure. Highlights: • Cultural Landmarks: The Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, Hermitage Museum, Kremlin. • Scenic Journeys: Trans-Siberian Railway, Lake Baikal, Siberian Wilderness. • Historic Sites: Tsarist palaces, medieval fortresses, Soviet-era monuments. • Russian Menu: Borscht, caviar, pelmeni, and vodka.