500 people daily board the Ivolga 3.0 electric train at the Tver region's stand
01.12.2023
The Tver exposition at the International RUSSIA EXPO is quite popular among visitors. For example, the driver's cabin of the Ivolga 3.0 electric train is tested by about 500 people every day.
Visitors to the electric train Ivolga 3.0 at the stand of the Tver region drive the locomotive and travel through the cities of the region. The train passes through Tver, Vyshny Volochek, Likhoslavl, Torzhok, Ostashkov, Rzhev and Konakovo District.
The mechanics in the driver's cabin are identical to the systems of operating trains. From the virtual electric train one can see the Rzhev memorial to the Soviet soldier, the Boris and Gleb Monastery in Torzhok, Lake Seliger, the multimedia park “Russia - My History”.
According to Igor Rudenya, Governor of the Tver region, thanks to the RUSSIA EXPO, regions can present their potential in various spheres - from industry to tourism.
Furthermore, the stand of the Upper Volga region presents the future objects of the Tver region. For example, the tourist cluster Volga Sea, Morozovsky town after renovation, renewed city of Toropets, which next year will mark 950 years since the first chronicle mention. Various events are also prepared for visitors.
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