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Russia, the world’s largest country, stretches across eastern Europe and northern Asia, embellished by eleven time zones and a wide range of environments and landscapes. From the frozen tundra of Siberia and the icy waters of Lake Baikal to the sunny beaches of the Black Sea coast, Russia is known for its diverse, untouched wilderness. The country is also famed for its rich history and culture, featuring monumental sites such as Moscow's Kremlin and St. Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum. In addition, Russia is home to renowned ballet performances, intricate Matryoshka dolls, vibrant festivals like the Maslenitsa, and, notably, the world-famous vodka. Its iconic Trans-Siberian Railway traverses the vast terrains, providing a unique way to experience its breathtaking landscapes.

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Located in the heart of Siberia, Russia, Tomsk is an ancient city rich with cultural heritage and architectural marvels. This city curled up on the banks of the Tom River, is renowned for its ornamental wooden houses, 18th century classical buildings, and distinctive Soviet-era edifices. Known as the 'Siberian Athens', Tomsk is home to Siberia's oldest university - Tomsk State University that adds to the intellectual vibrancy. This city has the prestige of being Russia's 'Science City' with a plethora of research institutes and high-tech industries. Engaging museums like the Museum of History of Tomsk or the Museum of Slavic Mythology, art galleries and numerous theatres make it a real treasure trove for culture enthusiasts. The intricate lacework architecture along with its intellectual spirit make Tomsk an inimitable destination to explore.

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