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Holidays in Bira

Yep. Jewish Autonomous Oblast is kinda off the beaten track. But hey, who wants to follow the tourist path anyway? Besides, there's stacks to see and do in this gorgeous region (not least of all its postcard-perfect forests and rivers). Set up camp in Bira and you can check it all out from there.

It lies 6,000 kilometres to the southeast of Moscow, the national capital of Russia.

Semistochnyy is 9 kilometres to the southeast and worthy of a day trip. Want more ideas? Budukan, 19 kilometres to the west of Bira, ought to be on your travel plan.

Walk through the region's art museums, history museums and theaters. They are excellent places to shelter in when it starts bucketing down.

Pack your camera and make your way over to one of the surrounding area's pleasant outdoor attractions. Its open-air museums are waiting to be explored.

Check in with the history nerd within by heading to the surrounding old towns and archeological sites. They're superb places to unearth some secrets about the region's past.

To truly experience a place is to taste its food and drink, so get set to gnaw, nibble, sip and swig your way across Jewish Autonomous Oblast. The only thing you need to take with you is a solid appetite!

Once you grab a table and skim through a restaurant or café menu, you'll soon realise that rye and oats are a couple of ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

We're sure you won't need too much persuading to try lymonnyk (lemon pie), a dessert that'll make you want to pack up your bags and settle down here.

To beer or not to beer? That is the question. Of course, the answer is always beer. When you're in this neck of the woods, Baltika Premium Lager is the name to say.

Don't let any cultural barriers get in the way of a fun time! Make your adventure to Jewish Autonomous Oblast a more engaging one by putting in the effort to learn a couple of expressions in the local tongue. First of all, try to pronounce 'Otkuda ty?'. This translates as 'where are you from?'. One more for the memory bank is 'Za zdarov'e!', meaning 'cheers/good health!'.

There's bound to be some excitement in the air leading up to the 12th of June. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Russia Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

"Uvidimsya pozzhe" doesn't have to mean farewell for good. Why not put away a few Russian rubles for your return?

Endless security checkpoints, long lines and even longer walks to the boarding gate. Airports can be exhausting. Make things a little easier and give yourself extra time to make your way to Novyy Airport (KHV). Located 200 kilometres to the east, this is the closest terminal.