| Basic Facts About Russia |
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A vast snow-clad country, the native land of vodka, bears and the KGB: myths about Russia seem to be an integral part of its image. The reality is a heady mix of people, traditions and history. Spanning 11 time zones and two continents, Russia puzzles and fascinates. Taking up an immense space, a home to different nationalities and cultures, it’s often called a bridge between the East and the West. You can spend a lifetime exploring it without ever unveiling all its mysteries or feel at home over a week-end. It’s a country of snow-covered planes and sizzling seaside, never-ending forests and high peaks, vibrant cities and forlorn villages. Everything’s on a grand scale. |
Moscow, Russia
Wellington, New Zealand
September 2010
1814 Russian expedition into Pacific discovers Suvorov (Suwarrow) atoll (Cook Islands): name given after Russian vessel Suvorov
1926 Russian and world known opera bass singer Feodor Shalyapin (Chaliapine) Tour in New Zealand
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