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Holidays in Novovyatsk

If the Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your pocket, why not spend it on a holiday to Novovyatsk? We assure you — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

It sits 790 kilometres to the east of Moscow, the national capital of Russia.

If you've got some extra time to play with, you might like to visit St John the Baptist Orthodox Church.

If you're contemplating venturing further afield, go 7 kilometres west to Kobeli. It's here you'll discover the Dvorets Pionerov Memorial Park and the Museum and Exhibition Center Diorama. We also suggest trying out Nikilenki, 7 kilometres to the northwest, for the Sergey Mironovich Kirov Monument and the Vyatka Folk Art Crafts Museum.

Want to go and see The Saviour Cathedral, theater On Spasskaya and Trifonov Cathedral and Monastery? They're all near Bol'shaya Subbotikha, 10 kilometres away. The Museum of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Aviation and Astronautics and St. Seraphim Cathedral are also close by and ought to be in your travel plans.

Ready to nibble, nip, chomp, chew and gulp your way around Kirov Oblast? A world of scrumptious flavours awaits you, so slip on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

A typical meal here often includes rye and horseradish, two commonly used ingredients for which this part of the world is known for serving up.

Because a life without dessert isn't worth living, you should definitely acquaint yourself with çäkçäk (honey covered pastry balls). This sweet treat sums up the area in just one bite.

If you love a frosty pint every now and then, head to the closest bar and ask for Baltika Premium Lager. It's best enjoyed alongside some storytelling and socialising with the locals.

Experienced travellers often make an effort to learn a few words in the local tongue. They've come to realise that being able to exchange some words with the local people isn't just useful, it's really fun too! Try to get your mouth around 'Otkuda ty?'. It translates as 'where are you from?'. Another one to remember is 'Pomedlennee, požalujsta!', meaning 'please speak more slowly'.

Celebrated throughout the country, Russia Day happens on the 12th of June. If you're lucky enough to be here on this important day, it'll be difficult not to get swept up in the festivities!

When it finally comes time to leave, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say "Poka!" to Novovyatsk.

When you're all set to fly back home, make sure you have extra time to reach Kazan International Airport (KZN). Sitting 320 kilometres to the south from downtown Novovyatsk, this is the nearest terminal.