Moscow, Murmansk, Teriberka, Murmansk near the Arctic Ocean, St Petersburg

Russia offers tourists a wide range of experiences, from cultural and historical attractions in cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg to vast natural landscapes such as Lake Baikal, the Caucasus Mountains, and the Siberian forests. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of activities, including river cruises, exploring the Trans-Siberian Railway, and witnessing the Northern Lights. Follow this 10-day itinerary
to explore Russia.
Day 1 - Arrive at Moscow and Explore
Day 2 - Architecture, local culture, and scenic spots
Day 3 - Fly to Murmansk and explore Worlds first Nuclear Ice breaker
Day 4 - Guided Day trip to Sami Culture - Visit the Indigenous People of the North and Husky Safari
Day 5 - Option 1:- A visit to the end of the earth
Day 5 - Option 2:- A visit to the end of the earth and Overnight stay in Teriberka Village
Day 6 - Drive back to Murmansk and enjoy your stay.
Day 7 - Guided ice floating tour in Arctic ocean and Snow Mobile Ride.
Day 8 - Take a flight to St Petersburg
Day 9 - Explore St Petersburg
Day 10 - Option 1 :- Explore St Petersburg and go to Kayaking at Neva River
Day 10 - Option 2 - Offbeat experience near St Petersburg - Overnight stay at Fort Paul in a tent

The best time to visit Russia is during the summer (June to August) for warm weather and vibrant festivals, or the shoulder seasons (May and September-October) for pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Summer is the peak tourist season, while late spring and early autumn offer a balance of good weather and fewer tourists, with September-October also being ideal for viewing autumn foliage and catching the Northern Lights.