Primorsky Krai Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Go to Vladivostok to see the sea and walk to the end of the lighthouse. Vladivostok in the Far East is the natural non-freezing port at the southernmost tip of the Amur Peninsula in Russia. It is also the European style that we can most easily experience. It has another name, Vladivostok, which means a small fishing village by the sea in Manchu. The sea cucumbers that are surrounded by the sea on three sides, the most indispensable is the sea view, which is suitable for me to watch the heavy sea lovers. In addition to the beach, there are several special attractions. 1 [Tokanev Lighthouse] is one of the locations for the Golden Horse Awards film "July and Ansheng". The world's most lonely lighthouse is suitable for a person to visit, and is also suitable to arrive with the person who saved you from loneliness. 2 Cape is located on the Grand Russian Island, a certain distance from the city, but the scenery is beautiful, it is the corner of Russia, where you can go hiking and hang gliding Umbrellas can be dived or blown up. It is a natural attraction that is very small. Cliffs, rocky beaches, ancient lighthouses, few foreign tourists will come here, and an hour of hiking is worth it.

Vladivostok's century-old lighthouse! The filming location of 'SoulMate'

Tokarevsky Lighthouse is located at the end of the peninsula extending from the Vladivostok city area, serving as the gateway and essential passage for the Vladivostok port, and is the first guiding light for ships heading out to sea. This lighthouse was established in 1876 and is a century-old beacon. Due to its unique geographical position and historical significance, it has become a popular check-in spot in Vladivostok. The movie 'SoulMate' was also filmed here. The lighthouse is quite far from the city center, and public transportation is not very convenient. Taking a taxi back from the city center costs about 300 rubles, which is roughly more than 20 yuan. The lighthouse is painted in red and white stripes, standing at the end of the peninsula that borders the land. A gravel path winds its way to the lighthouse, becoming more and more slender until it reaches the middle of the sea. Next to the lighthouse, there is a beach with small stones instead of sand. You can stroll here, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy the seascape. There are also some cafes and Western restaurants near the lighthouse, all with nice environments and reasonable prices. tips: Watching the sunset at the lighthouse is quite nice, but it's hard to hail a taxi if it gets too late. If you want to watch the sunset, make sure to keep an eye on the time~

An indispensable sight in Vladivostok, the century-old lighthouse, pursuing the endless dream of the sea

On the second day of the free tour in Vladivostok, come and experience the century-old lighthouse. It takes about half an hour to drive from the city center, and it is located on the charming coastline of Vladivostok. There stands a century-old lighthouse, witnessing the passage of time and bearing the weight of history. This century-old lighthouse, like a silent guardian, stands quietly by the sea, weathered by storms, yet still radiates a steadfast light. Its tower is built of solid stones, and its mottled surface tells stories of the past. Approaching this century-old lighthouse, you can feel its tranquility and solemnity, as if time has stood still here. Its presence fills people with awe and longing for the sea, and it has become an essential and unique part of Vladivostok's scenery. In one's lifetime, to come to this century-old lighthouse with like-minded companions, to listen to its stories, to feel its charm, and to pursue the endless dream of the sea under its light, will be meaningful memories for years to come. So, make plans with your like-minded friends to visit the century-old lighthouse!

When we arrived at the hotel on the high ground of Vladivostok, it was near dusk, and the setting sun gave the seaside city a gentle light. Everything was warm. The waves of the Pacific Ocean beat the coast, the breeze and the wind, the beach is full of tourists and the sailors line up in the streets. The feeling of Vladivostok strolling at dusk is really good. The Russian girls are mostly slim and graceful, and they are more beautiful than the people of Western Europe and the United States. It is said that most women in Russia enjoy life. Just under the tree on the coastal road, a slender girl is so quietly leaning on the railing, looking at the mobile phone and thinking about her own thoughts. Tokarev Light is perhaps the most romantic and warm place I have seen in Vladivostok, Russia. It is also the location for the end of the popular film "July and Anson". The lantern-shaped lighthouse, which has been in existence for more than 100 years, is hanging on a narrow peninsula at the entrance to the port of Vladivostok. At high tide, the path leading to the lighthouse will be submerged by the sea, like the end of the sea.

Vladivostok Railway Station is located in the heart of the most prosperous downtown area of Vladivostok, adjacent to the harbour. From the flyover in front of the harbour, you can go directly to the dark locomotive model. This part is not a real platform, but a place that is opened for visitors to visit. There is a yea-type 3306 steam locomotive, a physical monument built to commemorate the heroic railway workers of World War II. The monument in front of the locomotive was dedicated to the heroic Far East Railway workers during the Great Patriotic War from 1941 to 1945. Many railway workers have died in the air strikes of the war. Opposite the locomotive there is a unique sculpture, his top is decorated with the Russian national emblem - double-headed eagle, with the number 9288 in the middle. Needless to say, you must know that this is the starting point of the famous eastern railway that runs through Russia, and the 9288-kilometer side is the capital of Russia, Moscow. More than 100 meters next to is the real train station. It is the most Russian architectural style of the land of Vladivostok, which is reminiscent of the representative works of Russian architectural art in the 17th century. The Vladivostok train station is in sync with the construction of the Russian Far East Railway. The railway station building has undergone several renovations. The Russian railway station building was now built in 1912 according to the plan of the Fonovarov. The appearance is exquisite and simple, full of aristocratic atmosphere. The main entrance is in the form of a triple arch, and the inside is a skate-shaped roof. There are some beautiful paintings on the ceiling and walls in the train station.

The Railroad Terminal, the only railway terminal in the world directly connected to the sea terminal, is one of the business cards of Vladivostok. It is also the starting point of the Siberian Railway. It has a hundred-year-old old building with yellow and white color and is dignified. The impression of cleanness is only one road away from Lenin Square. It is small in size but very characteristic. It stands on the platform where there are no escalators on the stairs. The 100-year-old locomotive and the 9288 monument are clear. Of course, this is also the location of the movie "July and Ansheng", and this movie has attracted a lot of places where Wenqing came to Vladivostok to travel and punch cards. Even if there is no train ticket, you can enter the train station to visit. The train station was unexpectedly small, and the murals inside were worth a look. I like the chandelier with a retro top and a very elegant interior. There is a hand-painted piece on the display board that is full of children's hand-painted works. It is full of imagination and love. It adds a vitality to the exhibition. The cold and clear waiting room has only two rows of seats, and the passengers who are seen in twos and threes are quietly waiting, leisurely, and the crowded and noisy with the domestic railway station is really a gap. There are several small stalls selling fast food and drinks at the entrance of the train station. It is very grounded. When you are hungry, you will get a huge amount of burritos. It is cheap and delicious. You may wish to try it.

The end of the Siberian Railway is here - the Vladivostok Railway Station is just opposite the Comrade Lenin who extends his arm to the right. The Russian railway station is easy to manage and can be accessed without a train ticket. The famous "9288 Monument" is on the platform of the station - the length of the railway from Moscow is 9,288 kilometers. From here, the train takes 7 days to cross the vast Russian land. On the top of the monument is the sculpture of the "double-headed eagle". I once saw the same monument at the station in Khabarovsk. The double-headed eagle is a symbol of Russia, looking towards the east and looking at the west. And the East and West are connected in series, the famous Siberian Railway. This huge project was completed under the repeated promotion of Tsar Alexander III (reigned from 1881 to 1894). Today, the tsarist relief in Vladivostok station is his son, the last Tsar Nicholas II. In 1891, Nikolay, who was the Crown Prince, personally hosted the foundation stone laying ceremony of Vladivostok. Through a small shopping mall in the station, step into the terrace outside the building, facing the Golden Horn Bridge, which is also the port of Vladivostok, which is the port of Vladivostok.

Vladivostok Submarine C-56 Museum Guide!

Vladivostok is the largest port city on the Russian Pacific coast, the scientific center of the Russian Far East, the base of the Russian Pacific Fleet, and the largest city and economic and cultural center in the Russian Far East. Visiting here, museums are definitely not to be missed. The most famous is undoubtedly the Submarine C-56 Museum! This submarine was a distinguished submarine during World War II, sinking 10 enemy ships and severely damaging 4 during the war. Museum ticket price: 100 rubles/person Opening hours: 9:00-20:00 The Submarine C-56 Museum is located in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, with the Russian Pacific Fleet Command building behind it, and it is of great historical significance. The submarine is divided into two main parts, the front half of which has been converted into the appearance of a museum. In the narrow space, you will see glass display cases lining the walls of the cabin, filled with photos, pictures, and textual materials, as well as various badges and photos of people wearing badges, etc. The back half of the museum consists of various machinery, equipment, objects, rest cabins, etc., with really limited space, almost in its original state. Therefore, once you enter the museum, you cannot go back the same way.

One of the witnesses of the former Soviet soldiers and civilians in the V-56 submarine museum in the heroic war in Vladivostok, the museum was built in a retired submarine that participated in World War II and sunk 10 German ships. And hit 4 ships, and I have nothing to lose. Walking into the submarine just feels too "compact"...

First visit to the submarine || There is a very interesting sight in the Vladivostok hotel submarine, this submarine can be visited. It was a retired submarine during the Second World War. I heard that it was still a battle. Go inside to experience the scene of the navy's life, still very rich and interesting. You can learn about various facilities and equipment.

Traveling to Russia really feels the charm of the fighting nation and how the fighting nation is formed. It is not the model of the tank, not the explanation of the military knowledge theory, but the vivid climb and climb. touch. Parents watched the children crawling up and down the tanks on the street.

I first met Russia, and today I am in Ussuriysk. The feelings given to me are still quite deep. Although it is a small city in Russia, I have seen a civilized society, clean and tidy, and the people here are also very happy. There are no traffic lights at the intersection, but the traffic is more orderly than the traffic lights; as I heard before, I saw the family playing in the upper reaches of the square, very warm and happy feeling; and the belief of this fighting nation, the eve of Victory Day Their respect for the martyrs is from the heart.

The Orthodox Church is the state religion of Russia and is inextricably linked to the traditional culture of Russia as well. As soon as you set foot on the land of Russia, you will find the Orthodox Churches everywhere. The unique onion shaped tombs at the top of the church point to the sky, as if passing the dialogue between God and the human. These Orthodox churches belong to the cross structure and the dome. Byzantine architecture, in the winters and snowy weather of the northern hemisphere with high latitudes, in order to avoid the snow from accumulating on the roof for a long time, Russian architects have created a form of church architecture. They retain the cross-shaped building structure, and the Byzantine. The large dome of the style was transformed into an onion shaped structure is full of fairy tales. There are many Orthodox churches in Vladivostok. These churches are not very large, but the tombs on the top are covered with a shiny gold or blue color. It shines in the sunshine, and for those who have no religious beliefs like me, these structures  are just a beautiful scenery.