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The Oleni Ruchi nature park
Russia’s Sredinny Range, like the Ural Mountains, has a wealth of natural sights to see. Over a period of millions of years, underground and surface water tumbled and turned rock formations along the Serga River, creating many mysterious natural monuments. These ancient mountain structures, many of which have been damaged and destroyed by erosion, are now riddled with karst caves and cavities. These openings allow us to study and observe the impressive picture of the geological changes that have taken place here over time. Nowadays those who witness these natural wonders are completely overcome with awe. Join RTG TV for a journey through Deer Stream Natural Park, also called the Middle Urals in miniature.
The Krasnodar presidential cadet's institute
This is a territory that's closed off from prying eyes. It's one of the leading educational institutions in Russia — the Krasnodar Presidential Cadet Institute. For 7 years, it's students wear identical uniforms and live to a strict daily schedule. Here, they're not just schoolchildren, they're heirs to a rich history of traditions dating back centuries. The teachers work intensively with every single student in order to develop their finest qualities and talents. Much depends on the future of these youngsters — they have to achieve outstanding results in different spheres and become Russia's true elite.
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The Krasnodar presidential cadet's institute
Baltic eel with vegetables
Kaliningrad is the heart of the western most region of Russia and one of the best places to try the legendary Baltic eel. This snake-like fish lives and fattens up in rivers, then setting off on a long sea journey to lay its eggs. These eels head towards the tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean – the Sargasso Sea – a distance of almost 8,000 kilometres each way. Join a head chef from Kaliningrad and learn a tasty eel recipe on the Russian Travel Guide.
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