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• Southern Russia
  ...ous and exotic cultural destinations in the North Caucasus.
  region2name=Krasnodar Krai and Adygea |
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• North Caucasus
  ...s. If you must go, please see War zone safety and the "Stay Safe" section below.}}
  ...slim territories. Also, North Caucasus is home to Russia's most lawless regions.
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• Caucasus
  ...kans including recent wars in Georgia, Azerbaijan and Chechnya.
  | regionmap=Caucasus regions map.png
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• Krasnodar Krai
  ...sia to the south. Krasnodar Krai offers travelers Russia's premiere beach resorts as well as some of Europ...
  * Krasnodar — capital and principal city
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• Stavropol Krai
  ...t, and all the republics of the North Caucasus to the south.
  ...of the Caucasus; former home to Mikhail Gorbachev and it has a particularly nice urban park
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• Qusar
  Qusar (or Gusar) is a city in Northeastern Azerbaijan.
  ==Understand==
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• Europe to South Asia over land
  ...several ways to go from Europe to South Asia overland.
  ...raveler needs some understanding of local customs and must take some care not to give offense.
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• Taganrog
  ...ond largest cty in Rostov Oblast, Russia known as the home city of Anton Chekhov.
  ... option for arrival by air is to take a flight to the larger Rostov-on-Don Airport ({{IATA|ROV}}) ] whi...
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• Kabardino-Balkaria
  ...alkaria, consult to your embassy before coming to the region.}}
  thumb|400px|mighty Mount Elbrus from the north
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• Rostov Oblast
  ...east, Kalmykia in the east, and Stavropol Krai in the south.
  ...capital of both Rostov Oblast and all of Southern Russia
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• Ingushetia
  ...d request expert information before travelling to the region. See also War zone safety.}}
  ...has a reputation for being the smallest region in Russia.
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• Dagestan
  ...ring of Chechnya, Chechen terrorists often target Russia for bombings or for terrorist threats. If you are...
  ...fe travel destination, but travel is possible for the intrepid.
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• North Ossetia
  ...s heavy presence of such movements in Vladikavkaz and Beslan. }}
  ...echnya and Ingushetia to the east, and Georgia to the south.
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• Svaneti
  thumb|350px|Beautiful Svaneti in the Greater Caucasus
  ... merely stopped, but rather simply never existed. The entire region is a UNESCO world heritage site.
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• Vladikavkaz
  ...is a major transit hub for the Caucasus, lying on the Georgian Military Highway.
  ...ow daily - S7 Airlines out of Domodedovo Airport, and Aerflot Don out of Vnukovo.
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• Asia
  thumb|300px|[[Band-e Amir|Band-e Haibat Lake in Afghanistan]]
  ...and Urals to the west, and by the Arctic Ocean to the north.
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• South Ossetia
  ...Tskhinvali behind the monument to those killed in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict
  ... The country is still too dangerous to visit, and the situation is in a still dangerous state of flux.}...
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• Volgograd
  ...ne of the most important and bloodiest battles of the Second World War.
  ==Understand==
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• Russia
  thumb|400px|The Kremlin on the Moskva River
  ...na, Mongolia, North Korea to the east and much of the south.
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• Azerbaijan
  ...baijani (Azeri) 93.4% (official), Russian 2.5%, other 4.1%
  | religion=Muslim 95.4%, Russian Orthodox 2.8%, other 1.8%
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