Natural Resorts, Cities and Tourist Locations of the World. Page 1

Natural Resorts, Cities and Tourist Locations

Bigildino (Chuvashiya)

Russia

Bigildino is a rural settlement situated in the Kozlovsky District of the Chuvash Republic, Russia. It is located within the Volga Federal District, approximately 100 kilometers southeast of the republic's capital, Cheboksary. The location is a typical small village, characteristic of the Volga region, and represents the rural cultural landscape of Chuvashia.

Yachmennoe

Russia

The village of Barley (Porpach) located in the Leninsky district of the Crimea (Ukraine). Included in the Batalnenskogo village council. The village is situated in the western part of the Kerch Peninsula, near the North-Crimean channel. The channel is a great place to relax and get great pleasure from the great fishing. Therefore, for the fishermen, is another place in the Crimea, where you can relax and unwind.

Bolshie Shiushi

Russia

Bolshiye Shiusi is a rural locality situated in the Alikovsky District of the Chuvash Republic, within the Volga Federal District of Russia. It is a small village, typical of the Volga region, characterized by its pastoral setting and traditional Chuvash cultural heritage. The village is notable for its representation of rural life in central Russia and its proximity to the capital of the republic, the city of Cheboksary.

Verhnee Akkozino

Russia

Verkhneye Akkozino is a rural locality situated in the Krasnochetaysky District of the Chuvash Republic, within the Volga Federal District of Russia. It is a small village, characteristic of the region's settlement pattern. Geographically, it is notable for its location in the Volga River basin, representing the traditional agricultural and cultural landscape of central Chuvashia.

Chirichkasy

Russia

Chirichkasy is a small rural locality situated in the Tsivilsky District of the Chuvash Republic, within the Volga Federal District of Russia. It is a typical village of the region, located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of the district's administrative center, Tsivilsk, and about 60 kilometers southeast of the republic's capital, Cheboksary. The village is notable for its representation of the rural Chuvash culture and its setting within the East European Plain.