1. Listen to an interesting story 2. Enjoy a beautiful view 3. Visit a legendary tower 4. Stay healthy 5. Don't be afraid of height 6. Try delicious food A. Far East is and for many dream destination Russians, Vladivostok is the heart of it. The city dates back to the 19th century. The best place for views is the Eagle's Nest Hill. It is the highest point in the city centre. Vladivostok is situated very close to the Russian-Chinese borders. That is why it's almost the only place in Russia where good Chinese food is widely served. B. Altai is known as the “golden mountains'. Ecotourism has become very popular here. Many agencies offer tours of the nearby areas. Tourists can go on a hike along the ways from local legends, they are told to visitors as they go. Sailing, king and fishing are among other activities. Altai is also famous for its honey and herbs. C. Yessentuki is a name you can see on the shelves af grocery stores around the world: this historical resort town gave its name to a brand of salty mineral water. Since the 19th century the town has been popular with people who care about their health, D. In the north-west of the Sayan Mountains, there is Stolby National Park. It is one of the most popular tourist spots in Siberia. The most attractive things to see in the park are its rocks and cliffs called with a Russian word 'stolby' because of their shape. The smallest cliffs are 55 metres high, while the highest go up to 600 metres. Rock-climbing has become very popular here. E. Karelia, a republic in the north-west of Russia, is known as one of the country's most beautiful places. The nature here is fabulous and looks more Finnish than Russian, with lakes, waterfalls and trees growing on huge rocks. The most interesting spot here is Ruskeala Mountain Park with a marble canyon. The canyon is now a lake with crystal clear water, and there is also another lake which is underground. In summer there are light shows on the lake.