RTG TV host Maria Mumicheva has visited the Okan to relish its cracking views of the historic center of the city that can be taken in from all three of the restaurant’s decks, as well as to learn how to cook several unusual dishes.

Lake Onega is located in northeastern Russia in Karelia. It's the largest after the Ladoga lake in Europe. Igor Vukolov set out to one of the hunting facilities situated on the shore of the Onega near the city of Pudozh.

The Samara Academic Opera and Ballet Theater is one of the largest musical theaters in Russia. Its first performance took place on June 1, 1931.

The enterprise «Saturn» provides Russian satellites with sun batteries. It takes the whole year to create such a battery!

Kazan is geographical center of Russia and Volga Region, it is a city with population over 1 million of people and besides it is a capital of Tatarstan. It is situated 800 km from Moscow straight on the border of European and Asian cultures, Islam and Orthodoxy, East and West.

The village of Srostki is situated in Altai on Katun' river. It would remain unknown as thousands villages and settlements scattered from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean if there were no a person born in 1929. His name is Vasily Shukshin, an actor, a stage director and writer, who is recognized as the national cultural heritage.

The city Primorsko-Akhtarsk boasts a unique location in the southern part of Russia on the coast of the Sea of Azov, and is surrounded by estuaries. These estuaries form when rivers overflow and can either run into the sea or remain separate. Because of this, Primorsko-Akhtarsk is home to many types of both sea and river fish.

Thundering will to play music of «decaying capitalism», as jazz was called in Soviet time, made him become People's Artist of Russia, composer, distinguished musician multi-instrumentalist David Goloshekin is called master of Russian and world's jazz for nothing.

One the territory of the Republic of Bashkortostan lies a fascinating nature reserve – Shulgan-Tash. Here, an ancient folk trade is preserved – wild-honey farming. It’s been practiced in the South Urals for one and a half thousand years.

The Bolshoi Kremlin Palace was erected on the orders of Emperor Nicholas the First as palace-monument to Russian history and the glory of Russian military might. Its main fade looks out on to Moscow River.

Krasnoyarsk is one of the largest economic and cultural centre of Western Siberia. Everyone knows about this city without even having been to Russia. The matter is that Krasnoyarsk Saint Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Church is pictured on 10 ruble bill.

In antique time the Greeks cooked outside so that mixing energy of air and fire enriched taste of food. Without abondoning the traditions, presenter Rumiya Niyazova cooked fish and meat following ancient Greek recipes.

Kazan is the capital of the Tatarstan Republic, the city with wonderful historical monuments and at the same time fascinating in it's modernity.

Together with Eugenia Altfeld you will view Saint-Petersburg from the colonnade of the Isakievsky Monastery and the bell tower of the Smolny Cathedral, from one of the famous rostral columns and the roof of Victor Tikhomirov's workshop.

The city of Kaliningrad historically is the largest fish and trade sea port in Baltic. No wonder, that this is where the Russian unique museum, devoted to the sea depth's exploration, the Museum of the World Ocean is located. Andrej Ivanov visited it.

A movie about unique Baikal nature - the deepest lake on the planet Earth.

According to the legend this was in the place Kotorosl River flows into Volga where Grand Duke Yaroslav the Wise conquered a bear sent by heathens to Duke's armed force. The church was erected in the place of combat. This is how city of Yaroslavl appeared.

Each Russian inhabitant knows the taste of Krasnodar tea - moderately tart, flavoured and surprisingly invigorating.

Outstanding biathlonist, successful businessman and sports manager Dmitry Vasiliev tells about retirement, overcoming and human happiness on RTG TV channel.

Salekhard. It's known as «City in the End of the World». In the language of its indigenous inhabitants the Yamal Peninsula means «End of the World». The city used to bear the name of Obdorsk, where Ob' is a river and Dor stands for a cape.

Secret islands and its inhabitants. The RTG TV channel introduces representatives of vegetable kingdom of the Komandorski Islands - the remotest and most mysterious territory of Russia.

Apatite Mining Chemical Factory is known even far from the Kola peninsula. This enterprise has been providing with minerals the whole country for several decades that is in high demand in agriculture and heavy industry.

RTG TV host Maria Mumicheva has visited the Okan to relish its cracking views of the historic center of the city that can be taken in from all three of the restaurant’s decks, as well as to learn how to cook several unusual dishes.

Lake Onega is located in northeastern Russia in Karelia. It's the largest after the Ladoga lake in Europe. Igor Vukolov set out to one of the hunting facilities situated on the shore of the Onega near the city of Pudozh.

The Samara Academic Opera and Ballet Theater is one of the largest musical theaters in Russia. Its first performance took place on June 1, 1931.

The enterprise «Saturn» provides Russian satellites with sun batteries. It takes the whole year to create such a battery!

Kazan is geographical center of Russia and Volga Region, it is a city with population over 1 million of people and besides it is a capital of Tatarstan. It is situated 800 km from Moscow straight on the border of European and Asian cultures, Islam and Orthodoxy, East and West.

The village of Srostki is situated in Altai on Katun' river. It would remain unknown as thousands villages and settlements scattered from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean if there were no a person born in 1929. His name is Vasily Shukshin, an actor, a stage director and writer, who is recognized as the national cultural heritage.

The city Primorsko-Akhtarsk boasts a unique location in the southern part of Russia on the coast of the Sea of Azov, and is surrounded by estuaries. These estuaries form when rivers overflow and can either run into the sea or remain separate. Because of this, Primorsko-Akhtarsk is home to many types of both sea and river fish.

Thundering will to play music of «decaying capitalism», as jazz was called in Soviet time, made him become People's Artist of Russia, composer, distinguished musician multi-instrumentalist David Goloshekin is called master of Russian and world's jazz for nothing.

One the territory of the Republic of Bashkortostan lies a fascinating nature reserve – Shulgan-Tash. Here, an ancient folk trade is preserved – wild-honey farming. It’s been practiced in the South Urals for one and a half thousand years.

The Bolshoi Kremlin Palace was erected on the orders of Emperor Nicholas the First as palace-monument to Russian history and the glory of Russian military might. Its main fade looks out on to Moscow River.

Krasnoyarsk is one of the largest economic and cultural centre of Western Siberia. Everyone knows about this city without even having been to Russia. The matter is that Krasnoyarsk Saint Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Church is pictured on 10 ruble bill.

In antique time the Greeks cooked outside so that mixing energy of air and fire enriched taste of food. Without abondoning the traditions, presenter Rumiya Niyazova cooked fish and meat following ancient Greek recipes.

Kazan is the capital of the Tatarstan Republic, the city with wonderful historical monuments and at the same time fascinating in it's modernity.