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Kazakhstan

1965, 2019
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01 Kazachstan, above Almaty 1965
02 Kazchstan, above Almaty 1965
03 Kazachstan, Almata 1965
04 Kazchstan, Almata 1965
05 Kazchstan, Almata 1965

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SSSR-65 Central Asia (that time all these countries were part of Soviet Union)
Date of travel: Jul 26 – Aug 17, 1965

ITINERARY:
On Jul 26 by train 2,544 km from Prague to Moscow, RUSSIA where on Jul 28. Total of 2.5 days sightseeing of the city.
Late on Jul 30 flight from Moscow to Alma Ata (now Almati) that time the capital of KAZAKHSTAN. Two days sightseeing the city and the mountains in the vicinity.
Late at night Aug 1 flight from Alma Ata to Tashkent the capital of UZBEKISTAN. Then 6 days in this country sightseeing Tashkent, Bukhara and Samarkand.
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In the afternoon of Aug 7 flight from Tashkent to Dushambe the capital of TAJIKISTAN. A day trip in the mountains.
In the morning on Aug 9 flight from Dushambe back to Tashkent visiting a state farm and an entertainment park.
In the afternoon Aug 10 flight from Tashkent to Tbilisi the capital of GEORGIA. The sightseeing of the city and late at night departure by train to Batumi on the shore of the Black Sea where 2 days (seeing among others tea plantations and swimming in the Black Sea). At midnight on Aug 12 departure by train from Batumi back to Tbilisi. Here a bus tour outside the city to see early Christian churches.
In the morning on Aug 14 flight from Tbilisi do Odessa in UKRAINE where 2 days sightseeing. Then overnight train to Lvov for a sightseeing tour. Later in the afternoon boarding a train and through Ruthenia (Ruthenia was a part of Czechoslovakia between WWI and WWII, now it is part of Ukraine) and Slovakia (Slovakia was part of Czechoslovakia until the end of 1992) back to Prague where in mid morning Aug 17.

Travel office: Cedok (that time the only Czechoslovakian government travel office)
Who took part: About 30 Czechoslovakian tourists, tour leader from Cedok, Russian leader and some local guides



RKU-19 RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTAN, UKRAINE
Date od travel: July 3 – July 21, 2019

ITINERARY:
In the morning on July 3, 2019 I take a plane from Prague, Czech Republic to St. Petersburg, RUSSIA. Though I paid to Vantage for transportation from the airport to my hotel, nobody expected me at the airport. I took a taxi, who charged me quite a lot of money. In the hotel I have joined the 22 people strong Vantage group of tourists from USA.
Next four days we have been sightseeing St. Petersburg including the famous Hermitage, the Peter and Pall s Fortress, the Katherine Palace and the Petershof Palace.
In the evening on July 7 our ship MS Rostropovich leaves St. Petersburg to sail east on Neva River and Lake Lagoda (the larges European lake). The following day we sail on Svir River connecting Lake Lagoda and Lake Onega and accounted several locks. After noon we land at a village Mandrogi still on the Svir River with its wooden houses. Over night our ship entered Lake Onega and early in the morning it landed on its larges island Kizhi. In rainy weather we admire local churches. From here our ship turns south and the next day after going on Kovzha River and crossing Lake White we land at town of Goritsi and have a sightseeing tour. On July 11 we are sailing across Rybinsk Reservoir, get on the River Volga and make a stop at the town of Uglich. We visit a house of some local people and have a tour of Uglich Kremlin (fort).
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On July 12 MS Rostropovich sailing the Moskovskiy Canal to reach the capital of Russia. Still that day we visit Moscow Kremlin with its museum in Armory. After a last night on the ship, we do a sightseeing tour of Moscow starting with the rebuilt Cathedral Crist the Redeemer following by the Red Square. On July 14 we visit the Trajkovski Galleria. There is a farewell dinner in the evening.
On July 15 I take a morning flight to Nur-Sultan (Astana), the capital of KAZAKHSTAN. My private part of the trip begins. Next day there is a sightseeing tour of the city for me with a local guide and a car with a driver. There are interesting buildings in Nur-Sultan built in the last 2 decades.
On July 17 I fly to Almaty the previous capital of Kazakhstan and still the biggest city of the country. Part of the sightseeing tour with the local guide starts already the same day, but most of Almaty I see the following day.
On July 19 I fly to Kiev, UKRAINE. Again, I explore the city with a local guide the next day. On July 21 early in the morning I board a plane from Kiev to Prague.

Travel office: I took the Russian part of the trip with Vantage and the extension to Kazakhstan and Ukraine was arranged by Spiekermann Travel Service.
Who took part: There were 22 American tourists in Russia and in Kazakhstan and Ukraine I traveled alone.


 

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