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A 3 page travel guide for an American seeking a historical tour of Russia's eastern-most southern city, Vladivostok. Always important as a naval outpost, Vladivostok's commercial enterprises grew along with the completion of the Trans-Siberian Railway. It now holds several museums and is open to travelers from all parts of the world. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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is a pearl of a city, a city of nearly 700,000 people almost on the Pacific Coast of Russia. Situated close to the southern-most tip of Siberia, Vladivostok occupies
a hilly peninsula between Golden Horn Bay and the Amursky Gulf. It is not far away from China to the West. Northern Japan is the next land mass
if traveling due East from Vladivostok. Founded in 1860, Vladivostok has not had a long history as Russian history goes, but it has had a colorful one. Travelers
will find museums, tributes to the past and statues of Lenin, as well as highly affordable accommodations and dining options. East Russia An
organizer of ecotours states that "East Russia is a magical place. A place where wilderness still reigns and life in outlying areas still has a rhythm all of its own"
(East Russia Travel Market, n.d.). A traveler and blog poster agrees, explaining that she ventured out onto the frozen Amursky Gulf where ice fishers were drilling and fishing shortly
before Christmas (Exploring Vladivostok, 2000). With most of winter still in the future, this large body of water was frozen enough to support many ice fishermen assailing it with
drills and their equipment. The ecotour organizer states that "East Russia is also the last place on earth, where we have a chance
to do it right. To nurture, conserve and protect its boundless natural resources that sustain all life" (East Russia Travel Market, n.d.), a statement supported by the view of a
frozen Gulf at the edge of town supporting the individual fishing efforts of many of the towns residents. Though natural environments are within
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