Registration opens for guided tours at the National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye region
On 1 September, registration for the guided tours titled "Discover the Primorye Region" opens at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye. The first guided tours for visitors will be held on 7 September.
The excursions will be held daily, except Mondays, from 10:00 to 20:00. The group size is up to 15 people, 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 told 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 start on 7 September at 16:00 near Battery Street, 4. The event will begin with a performance by the "Tesla" music band from Vladivostok. The celebration will be continued by a grand flag parade along the renovated Sports Embankment, followed by a spectacular dance flash mob "Beautiful Faraway", which has become a tradition since it was first organized at the International RUSSIA EXPO in Moscow.
There will also be a large concert programme featuring creative teams and performers from the Primorye region. A famous Russian singer Eva Polna will be a special guest of the event.
The All-Russian "Creators" Forum, organised by Rosmolodyozh.Undertake and Rosmolodyozh.Profi, was held on 14 November at the National Centre RUSSIA.
Writers were honoured on 13 November at the III International Symposium "Inventing the Future" at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The public talk "Big Questions: Why Explore the Depths of the Ocean?" focused on one of Earth's least explored environments and a major frontier for future discoveries.
