Best Attractions & Things to do in Ufa , Republic of Bashkortostan
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List of Best Things to do in Ufa
Salavat Yulaev Monument
Victory Park
Fountain Seven Girls
Ufa-Arena
Lyalya Tyulpan Mosque
National Museum of The Republic of Bashkortostan
Friendship Monument (Monument Druzhby)
Ufa Botanical Garden
Square of Two Fontains
Gammy Adventure Rope Park
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Ufa, Bashkortostan, Study MBBS In Russia
Ufa is one of the biggest cities in Russia, the capital of Bashkortostan Republic. It is one of the largest economic, cultural, sports, religious, and scientific centers of the country, an important transport hub, located about 1,340 km southeast of Moscow.
The population of Ufa is about 1,105,000 (2015), the area - 708 sq. km.
The phone code - +7 347, the postal codes - 450000-450903.
Local time in Ufa city is June 23, 12:21 pm (+5 UTC).
Geelvinck Musea: presentation monument ship bridge Wijhe to Veessen: Bashkir Horseman, Bashkortostan
Initiated by the Geelvinck Museum, on 11th January 2018, a life-size bronze sculpture of a Bashkir horseman by the Russian sculptor Alexander Taratynov was presented to the public in Veessen (Municipality of Heerde) on the shore of the River IJssel. The monument commemorates the 1st Bashkir Regiment, which in November 1813 placed a ship-bridge across the River IJssel near Veessen during the campaign in The Netherlands of the Sixth Coalition against Napoleon.
General Alexander von Benckendorff
The leader of the campaign was general Alexander Christophorovitsh count von Benckendorff (1763-1844), who gave orders to place the ship-bridge. After his unsuccessful attack on the city of Deventer, which was still occupied by the French, he had the city surrounded and located the bivouac of the 1e Bashkir Regiment in the neighbouring village of Wijhe (in between the cities of Deventer and Zwolle) on the shore of the River IJssel. The ship-bridge made it much easier to cross the river and in the following weeks the bivouac grew into an important transit centre for the allied troops moving in the direction of the Western part of the country, as well as for the return of deserted Dutch conscripts of the Napoleonic army. The ship-bridge lasted for about 2,5 months till high waters made it impossible to maintain.
The exotic Bashkir, which originate from the Southern Ural, made a strong impression on the local population. Armed with a long lance, a lash, sword and bow, these horsemen on their though small horses formed an intimidating and flexible weapon of the Russian army for which Napoleon did not have a strategic reply ready. Because the Bashkir were keen bowman, they where nicknamed by the French “the cupids from the North”, which became their sobriquet. Although only a mere 300 Bashkir horseman where involved in the campaign of Benckendorff in the Netherlands, their impact far outreaches their relatively small number.
Ignoring the orders of his superior to wait for reinforcement at the shore of the River IJssel, on the request of the provisional commander of the capital city’s militia, Benckendorff with a relative minor amount of troops embarked on a daredevil campaign to liberate the Western part of the Netherlands, heading first for Amsterdam. By avoiding direct confrontation with French strongholds, his Bashkir and Cossack cavalry were able to reach the capital city of Amsterdam behind the French lines, while he reached the city port by fishermen’s ships through the darkness of the night. This caused euphoria of anti-French sentiments under the population of the capital. It made the ambiguous provisional city government to change sides from the French to the provisional national government of the Free Netherlands in The Hague without bloodshed. As the Amsterdam bourgeois elite was more progressive than the provisional national government in The Hague, this significantly influenced the basic concept on which the new head of state of the Netherlands was proclaimed. Instead of becoming ‘Stadtholder William 6th‘ (the conservative stand), or an absolute monarch, which the Orange dynasty strived for, the Prince of Orange was offered to become the sovereign William 1st under a Constitution, which protects the democratic rights of citizens. It became the basis of the constitutional monarchy of the Netherlands today.
Wijhe and the Bashkir Bivouac
On the other shore of the River IJssel, in the village of Wijhe, another work of art by Alexander Taratynov will mark the location of the Bashkir bivouac. It will include a bronze sculpture representing Benckendorff. This sculpture, as well as the monument of the Bashkir Horseman, was presented in Veessen on the first day of the Bashkortostan – Netherlands Festival 2017-2018 (organised by the Foundation Art connects People) on 11th January 2018. The monument was surrounded by the high waters of the River IJssel. The event included a Roundtable expert meeting in Wijhe on the topic of the shared history of Bashkortostan and the River IJssel Region. It was aimed at mapping topics to be worked-out in mutual cooperation between the Ministry of Culture of Bashkortostan and related parties on the one hand and, on the other hand, the initiating Geelvinck Museum and Museum Wijhe, as well as other parties local and abroad. Intended is a follow-up to be materialised in a small-scale conference and further research and scientific exchanges on these and related topics. The ship-bridge symbolically stands for the shared history between the Autonomous Republic of Bashkortostan (Russian Federation) and the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Megafon LTE Advanced in Neftekamsk and Nikolo-Berezovka Village. Real Russia
Trip to Neftekamsk, Russia for a launch of LTE Advanced high-speed mobile internet from Megafon, one of the leading mobile networks in Former Soviet Union.
Neftekamsk is a fourth biggest city (~120,000 residents) in the Republic of Bashkortostan, located in about 160 miles from Ufa, Russia.
After a launch of LTE Advance, we've reach up to 170Mbps download speed.
Got a nice business lunch set for 195 roubles (~$3) in Fair Bar.
For a cultural part of the trip we went to Nikolo-Berezovka village, located in a several miles from Neftekamsk, Russia.
This is an old village with a unique street full of an old historical buildings which used to be mostly a houses of prosperous people since 16th centrury.
The street leads to St.Nickolas Church, based in the beginning of 19th century.
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Victoria Entered The Children’s Music School. Vlog. “Real Russia”
Already for the third season together with my daughter Victoria, we are all the time visiting the concerts of the National Symphony Orchestra of the Republic of Bashkortostan of Russia. Because yet in very early age, I’ve noticed Victoria loved the classical music. It was easy to notice because usually the kids don’t really love classical music.
But never Victoria told me she wants to play any music instrument herself. She said it only August, 2017. She said she wants to play piano. I warned her that play piano is going to be a huge labor. She said she realize that and still want it. So it is turned to be a reason I gifted her full-sized weighted keyboard. The next step was to get her into the children’s music school. We have a lot of state funded music schools for children in Russia. But when I went to the first two music schools nearby, they are refused me. They told me Victoria in her age of 10 is too “old” to start professional learning of the piano.
But I never gave up and I went to the third school and they got her for education. This is one of free (state funded) children’s music schools of Ufa, Russia.
In this video is just a vlog of one of our days (November, 13th, 2017), where Victoria do her homework for music school, have a lesson in the music school, going to regular school and visit one of those symphony concerts.
Music in the car:
Sergei Rachmaninoff – Piano Concerto 2
Sergei Rachmaninoff – Prelude in C-shart minor
Dmitry Shostakovich – Symphony 7 (Leningradskaya)
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Sabantuy. Farmer's Holiday. Real Russia ep.104
Sabantuy is a farmer’s holiday of the end of the spring sowing.
The word “sabantuy” comes out from Bashkir and Tatar language where “saban” literally means “plow” and “tuy” means “holiday, celebration”. So it’s the celebration of plow.
Sabantuy is a national holiday around Bashkir and Tatar people which is usually celebrated in the first days of June all over the rural areas.
The main distinctive elements of Sabantuy include the traditional sporting competitions such as Kurash (Tatar wrestling), horse racing, race-in-sack, pillar-climbing, egg-in-spoon-in-mouth-racing, sacks-battle on the crossbar, pot smashing, finding a coin in aqatıq (a beverage made from sour milk), and other contests. Such activities take place on the maydan, which would usually be located at the edge of a forest.
A tradition, called soran,] was held to collect a fare for guests of the festival and prizes for the winners of the contests. Rook's porridge, a ritual porridge, was cooked before the Sabantuy to treat children in the village. Another tradition was praying at the cemetery.
In the recent years Sabantuy is also often combined with the folk and pop music festivals, as well as accordion music festivals, named Play, accordion!
At the 12th of June, 2015, we drove 250km north-east from the city of Ufa and came to the Mesyagutovo village, which is located in Duvanskiy District of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia to one of the places where village people celebrated Sabantuy.
The horse race, kurash fighting, folk singing under accordion and truly Tatar songs from the residents of Ulkundyi village, a tatar village in Duvanskiy district of Bashkortostan, were waiting for us.
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Shikhan Mountain - Bashkortostan, Russia
Shikhans is collective name for four single mountains in the Sterlitamaksky region of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia. Gora Shikhan's location is 54° 2' 52 (54.047778°) north latitude, 60° 8' 18 (60.138333°) east longitude. Gora Shikhan has an average elevation of approximately 359 meters above sea level. Ranking as the 5519th tallest mountain in Russia it is certainly not known for it's size. It is unique for two reasons: (1) it is located in a rather flat plain area; (2) it was formed from reefs of late Paleozoic age. Hence, one can even find sea shells on these mountains.
If you have hiked to the summit of this mountain, please consider posting your adventure at backpackers.org!!
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I have to notice that all these postcards was made by me from the very beginning to the final step and I’ve placed all my best in it.
At first I personally photographed all these places from different positions and angles that to have more than enough shots from where I will choose the best ones. And I were making it even more than I photographed it.
As soon as the pictures was painstakingly selected out of hundreds, I started to color correct them the same way as I color correct «Real Russia» videos and finally I’ve got a very saturated pictures with a prevalance of orange and blue-green tints. The name of the place in the pictures was placed in the same lower third I use in «Real Russia» videos and, of course, I’ve placed our new official logo. That’s how I actually passed the spirit of «Real Russia» videos to the still images of the postcards.
When the design of the postcards was ready, I spent another day visiting 7 poligraphy companies and printed a lot of tests on different printers and different types of matte paper. After all I again very painstakingly selected the best example out of all test prints. The one which is the best by the quality of the image and the quality of paper. I wanted it to be a hard matte paper which is very pleasant by touch.
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Kazan Jewish festival opens today
The Jewish festival Limmud Volga-Urals begins today in Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, with an inter-faith dialogue.
The largest Jewish festival in the region, Limmud Volga-Urals will this year feature a series of exceptional events. The first of these is titled “Interfaith Dialogue – Islam, Judaism, Christianity”, a conversation between religious leaders in the region. The discussion will be co-chaired by Chaim Chesler, founder of Limmud FSU (former Soviet Union), with the participation of the Chief Rabbi of Russia, the Chief Rabbi of Tatarstan, the head of the local Russian-Orthodox church, the Grand Mufti of Tatarstan, senior Islamic clerics and two prominent rabbis from Israel.
Later in the festival, Tatar President Rustam Minnikhanov, leaders of the local Jewish community and the Israeli Ambassador to Russia will take part in a ceremony to rededicate the 100-year-old Great Synagogue of Kazan.
Taking place at the same time as Limmud Volga-Urals will be the Kazan Festival of Jewish Music, jointly organised by the Jewish community and the government of Tatarstan.
Limmud Volga-Urals is a conference run entirely by local volunteers, and will feature presentations, workshops, discussions, cultural activities and artistic performances. The festival is coordinated by Limmud FSU, a Jewish educational organisation that aims to strengthen Jewish communities throughout the former Soviet Union.
Kazan is well-known as a multi-ethnic city, and has the third largest Jewish population in Russia.
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Located in central Ufa near many city landmarks, Bashkiria Hotel offers traditionally furnished rooms. resorts Bashkiria Hotel. Free Wi-Fi is available on site. travel Bashkiria Hotel. The hotel’s rooms are air conditioned and come with a safety deposit box, flat-screen TV, mini-bar, electric kettle, and ironing facilities. luxury Bashkiria Hotel. They feature private bathroom with a shower. Room service is available throughout the day. The property's own restaurant serves national Bashkir and European cuisine including daily buffet breakfast. Guests can use the Bashkiria Hotel’s business center. Ufa’s Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography is located less than 1.2 mi from the hotel. Guests can reach Ufa International Airport with a 30 minutes’ drive from Bashkiria Hotel. .
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