Krasnoyarsk Hotels - Reviews and Rates

yes, that's how long it took from Irkutsk to Yekaterinburg. 55 hours. But the journey went relatively quickly, considering. We did have entertainment on board. Our Provonitsa was a typical rather large Russian lady, who turned out to be really nice, and had enough goods on sale to keep everyone happy! At least she saved us a couple of times, whe...

Krajsi postanek na najinem potovanju proti doma sva se odlocila narediti tudi v mestu Krasnoyarsk in sicer s skoraj izkljucnim namenom da obisceva tukajsnji regionalni muzej. Kljub temu, da se muzej nahaja v vec kot smesni zgradbi, ki zeli imitirati faraonsko grobnico, je tisto kar muzej ponuja se kako vredno ogleda ter s tem pogojenega postanka...

Think...take three steps to the east. Following that, take twelve steps west and do a jig for five hours. Shimmy down the train tracks going a little more west-ward. Two steps south, two steps to the left. Two more steps to south-westward, two steps back up to the left, and four steps south west again. Shimmy back up the train tracks eastward, a...

Km 4065 of the Trans-Siberian-Railway. The center of vast Krasnoyarsk region, known for the national park "Stolby" just outside of the city. More information: http://wikitravel.org/en/Krasnoyarsk http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krasnoyars k http://www.waytorussia.net/TransSiberia n/Route.html

So it's been quite an experience here these past few days...As the title states, I think he wasn't too far from the truth. No, there are cars (not donkeys pulling cars around). Let me just state a few things...my random thoughts... There's one main grocery store, "the Krasnoyar," typical grocery store where you get what you want and pay at the e...

Well, Today Sara and I seriously overslept, so we ended up having to switch our plans, and going to Stolby tomorrow and to the Museum of Local Studies today. The museum was amazing! I just wish (again) that I new more Russian, because none of the captions were in English. They had all kinds of interesting artifacts, even a whole burial, dating f...

We spent the next four and a half days on the Trans-Siberian railway, settling into a routine of drinking vodka each night with the Russians, and then drinking beer next morning to get over the hangover. When in Rome. Think we went a bit funny in the head by the time we reached Irkutsk.