The Pechorsky Region of the Komi Republic is known for its natural sights, attracting travellers from all over with its Ural Mountains, endless forests and the largest river in the European North – the Pechora River. Those who have been lucky enough to visit the area however will likely agree that one of the best things this krai has to offer is its unique, creative and welcoming people. RTG TV host Alexander Uvarov decided to spend a day with these enchanting people in the world famous village of Byzovaya.
In the 19th century, breeding stallions from abroad were brought to Russia’s Vladimir Governorate to breed with the best, largest, and strongest local mares. By the mid-1930s, breeders had managed to create an almost ideal horse. The new Vladimir breed was registered in 1946. This horse is known for its power, hardiness, and friendly nature, and these gentle giants are said to have a particularly Russian character. Its ancestors carried knights and heavy cannons, but the new breed was originally intended to be used for agricultural tasks. And today? What has become of them? Learn about the Vladimir Heavy Draft and its history, on Russian Travel Guide.
Which to choose — circuit auto racing or drift? A need for speed and victory when the only thing separating you from your opponent is a fraction of a second or guts and precise control as you drift? The thrill and excitement that motivate a driver are just the things that will help him understand what is most important for him personally. In order to better understand this choice, we should visit the racetrack — even if it is just as a spectator.