Patty Gray has put together a very nice site with photos, regional information and her experiences during her 1995-96 ethnographic fieldwork in Russia.

Describes a 1992 trip by Paul Knott and others to this republic sandwiched between the Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian Sea.

The Glaister's have documented their trip to Russia in 1996 by yacht and have provided an abundance of information that will prove necessary for those who may wish to participate in "Cruising to Russia".

From September 1 - 14, 1996, Greg was in China visiting Beijing, Shanghai, Lanzhou, and Xi'an. We thought you might enjoy reading about some of his experiences.

Garland Stephens has put together images and brief descriptions of his travels to this country. You have the option of audio comments.

A fantastic site to visit if you have any interest whatsoever in Russia. This site is divided by region, and eachregion provides extensive historical, pictorial and geographical information with detailed descriptions of several major cities. The photography is wonderful and although it can take awhile to connect to some of the servers in Russia, it is well worth waiting for.

Keena allows you to visit this part of the world and see the beauty of Siberia in the summer through wonderful photos.

Skip Evans, the author of our Atlanta Life pages (accessible from Life in America of our Life section), chronicles his first visit to Moscow and St. Petersburg during the summer of 1997. The photos and stories of his travels are wonderful!

Read and view photos, from travelers, about trips to locations worldwide including the USA, Great Britain, Israel, Belgium, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Poland and other countries. Locations in the US include Death Valley in California, Virginia and Maryland. This site is in Russian only.

Nate Lipsen and his wife, Deb, provide a fascinating (and beautifully illustrated) journal of their trip to Siberia in August 1995 and their trip to Moscow and St. Petersburg in 1996.

An unusual project and trip across Siberia is described by its participants from Austria. The site includes photos and short movies.

Nate Lipsen shares thoughts and experiences of he and his wife about Russian health care from their several trips to Russia.

A unique experiment in realtime, online, interactive photojournalism began September 11th, 1995 in Vladivostok, Russia, when Contact Press Images' photographer Gary Matoso and writer Lisa Dickey embarked upon a 5,000 mile, two month journey across the Russian heartland.

This 1997 account of a trip to Moscow, St. Petersburg and Novgorod is given by Dr. Chad Stebbins of Missouri Southern State College.

Pictures and an accounting through parts of the U.S from the "Russian point of view".