The National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye region invites you to a guided tour
Registration for the "Discover the Primorye
Region" guided tour at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye has been
open since September 1. The first visitors will be able to see the display on 7
September. You can visit the place free of charge upon prior registration.
"Of course, each of us has our own ideas about
Primorye. But there are symbols by which we recognize our region even by touch.
I suggest you get acquainted with the expositions -- they will tell you how
rich and amazing our region is, how many stories, cultures, rare natural
objects and phenomena it unites on its territory. And how effectively this
potential is being used in the agro-industrial complex of the region,"
said Daria Guseva, manager of the tour circuit of the National Centre RUSSIA in
the Primorye region.
Guided tours will run daily, except Mondays, from 10:00 to
20:00. The group size is up to 15
people, and the duration of the programme is 90 minutes. It is possible to join
either by prior registration or as part of an already organized group. To
register, log in to the website of the National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye
region and select a convenient date and time. Prior registration is not
required if there are available tickets for the tour as part of an already
organized group.
The guests will be informed about the key expositions of the
branch: "The Edges of Primorye", installations
"Lighthouse", "Underwater World And the Study of the Sea of
Japan", "Udege Trail", "Mountain Peaks", "Gateway
to Asia", "Fishing Industry", and many others.
The festive programme, timed to coincide with the opening of the National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye
region, will take place on 7 September at 16:00 near Battery Street, 4. The
event will begin with a live performance of the "Tesla" music band
from Vladivostok. The celebration will be continued by a large flag parade
along the refurbished Sports Embankment, followed by a spectacular dance flash
mob "Beautiful Faraway". The flash mob has become a tradition after
being first organized at the International RUSSIA EXPO in Moscow.
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