A 9-day itinerary for your upcoming trip to Russia during the short holiday is here!

Are you drawn to the rich Russian flavors, the aroma of golden roasted meats, and the warmth of a traditional home visit? This short holiday, we recommend this 9-day Russia travel guide. A high-star nuclear-powered icebreaker will take you on a panoramic view of the Moskva River. Try on traditional ethnic clothing in a foreign land. This experience is waiting for you to discover. Russia, a country with a rich history, from the solemnity of the empire to the glory of the Soviet era, has a deeply captivating charm. 🏰Whether you're in colorful Saint Petersburg, 🌉or in golden-domed Moscow, or on the streets of the eastern non-freezing river, you can feel the unique local customs. 🌎🐻Every corner has endless stories to tell and breathtaking scenery. This is Russia, a place worth visiting any time. 🎒🌍Itinerary at a glance: Day 1: Fly from Shanghai to Moscow. Can you say you've been to Russia if you missed the local cuisine? You might be sipping a Moscow Mule while missing Shanghai's stir-fried choy sum. Day 2-Day 3: Admire traditional Russian clothing in the Golden Ring town of Sergiyev Posad, then take a five-star nuclear-powered icebreaker to enjoy the stunning scenery of the Moskva River. The Moscow Kremlin, Red Square, subway—take it all in. Day 4: Fly from Moscow to Saint Petersburg, making sure to capture beautiful moments at Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve. Day 5-Day 6: Explore Saint Petersburg's famous attractions, such as the Winter Palace and the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, and visit the Aurora Cruiser. See all the must-see sights. Day 7: Enjoy a heartwarming Russian home visit at the Catherine Palace & Amber Room. Day 8: Fly from Saint Petersburg back to Moscow. A special car will take you to the Peter and Paul Fortress. The scenery is so beautiful it will bring tears of joy to your eyes. Day 9: Every wonderful journey must come to an end. Arrive in Shanghai, close your eyes, and cherish the unique memories. Sweet dreams, until your next adventure! Your story never ends just because a trip does. 💖 📝Travel checklist: Essential items for your Russia trip First and foremost, your important documents are essential. Bring your passport, visa, ID card, and driver's license (if you plan to rent a car). Russia requires a visa, so prepare in advance. 📱Second, due to the language barrier, bringing an international SIM card or activating international roaming is crucial. You should also install some translation apps in case of any communication difficulties. 🔌Electronic devices are indispensable, so bring a multi-port charger and adapter. The voltage in Russia is 220V, and the plugs are two round pins, so check if your charger is compatible. 🧥Since March in Russia is still cold, packing warm clothes is essential. A down jacket, scarf, hat, and gloves will provide much-needed warmth. 💊Minor issues such as discomfort or allergies can occur during the trip, so it's crucial to have common medications on hand. For example, painkillers, cold medicine, band-aids, etc. 🎒Finally, depending on your itinerary and activities, you may need to bring additional equipment. For example, if you plan to ski, you'll need to bring ski equipment; if you enjoy photography, you might want to bring a good camera. The journey is coming to a close. Ladies, hit that like button, and let's embark on our next Russian adventure together! 🤗