• Уральский Марс
  Ural Mars

🔻The Troitsko-Bainovskoe deposit of refractory clays is famous for the fact that in abandoned quarries there are a large number of crystals and intergrowths of gypsum, pyritе, and the water in the reservoirs from the workings acquires various exotic colours.

🔻It is a popular tourist attraction in the Sverdlovsk region and a source of inspiration for photographers!

📍Geoposition: Sverdlovsk region, Russia

Photo: @alexskalin

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• Зарайский кремль
  [za-ray-skiy kreml']

🔻The Zaraysk Kremlin, located in the town of Zaraysk, Moscow Oblast, is the smallest Kremlin in Russia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

🔻The Zaraysk Kremlin was built between 1591 and 1592 to protect the southern border of Moscow from the Crimean Khanate.

🔻It boasts a unique combination of medieval Russian and Western European architectural styles, including a fortified wall with eight towers and a majestic cathedral.

🔻The Kremlin played a crucial role in defending Russia from the Crimean Tatars and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

🔻Today, the Zaraysk Kremlin houses a museum complex that showcases the history of the region and the lives of its people.

📍Geoposition: Zaraysk, Moscow Oblast, Russia

Photos by: turistka_avanturistka

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• Карадахская теснина
The Karadakh Gorge

🔻Imagine: steep cliffs rising 170 meters, squeezing a river, forcing it to rage through a narrow gorge, just 3 meters wide in some places!

🔻This is the Karadakh Gorge – one of the most impressive places in Republic Dagestan!

🔻The gorge was formed over thousands of years by the work of water, which, carving its way through the rocks, created this stunning canyon.

🔻Here, time seems to stand still, and the beauty of nature is breathtaking.

❓Do you want to see it for yourself? Put it on your travel list!

📍Geoposition: Dagestan, Russia

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