As a black born Brit your channel opened up my eyes to so many lies we are told about Russia. I was very disappointed when you stopped uploading. Happy health to you!
You're just living under shield of Lie! Even if you understand all true you change location or creating Revolution inside because we're really free,woned slavery...maked revolution under bourgeoisie class in 1917.... your countrys still living under bourgeoisie
Приезжайте в Тюменскую область, город Тобольск и в деревни рядом - у нас богатая история, в Тобольске жил последний император России, родился и жил Д.И.Менделеев и многие другие! Здесь живут сибирские татары - они отличаются с казанскими, но не менее интересны своей культуроц!
Me and my wife visited Kazan this year for the first time and we was impressed by it's beauty! It's about 2700 km away from our home in Siberia. What we may suggest about local food is "ichpochmack" ("triangle" in Kazan) -- it's small pie of triangle shape with beef, potatoes and onion inside. It's very good! There are good local food cafes in Kazan's city center (on Bauman street too) called "Tubetey" -- they make great ichpochmacks and other tasty local food!
We loved Kazan as well and will definitely visit again. Which city in Siberia are you from? I haven't visited Siberia yet and we hope to visit in the near future especially lake Baikal 😀
@@AfroRussiaTv, I'm from Zheleznogorsk, a small town near Krasnoyarsk city. It is closed for free visiting for security reasons. But Krasnoyarsk itself and it's nature mountain park "Stolbi" is the place to visit for sure!
I remember visiting my grandgrandmo in Tatarstan when I was a child. She was a Chuvash, not Tatar, but still I enjoyed the culture very much. One of the best my memories are about the same-day baked milk, extremely fresh. I have bought it for 0.8 dollars together with freshly made chak-chak. Dream brunch now - baked milk together with chak-chak.
Я думаю, что взорву мозг иностранцам, но у нас на Южном Урале есть православные татары, которые называются «нагайбаки» 😅 А кроме них также русские, башкиры, казахи, украинцы. Россия прекрасна в своем разнообразии!
Planning trip in April of 24th . Will definitely visit Kazan. Have you Tochi travel by train? Which hotel did you choose to stay in? I'm thinking of taking a train from Moscow to Kazan. Thanks a million.
Hi Bro, hope you’re doing good? Beginning of spring is a great time to visit Russia and you definitely have to visit Kazan when you come. How long do you plan to stay in Russia? If you’ll be here for many month’s you should try and plan your trip to Kazan in June so you can witness the Sabantuy festival. I didn’t go to Kazan by train, I went by bus because I was already in a city near Kazan but there are direct trains from Moscow to Kazan which cost around $15 so you should definitely take that. Russia trains are very comfortable and convenient so I recommend you take the train. We didn’t stay in a hotel, we found an apartment on avito, a Russian classified website. You can search for hotels on Yandex travel website. Let me know if you have more questions. Cheers.
Поездка на поезде займет примерно 11-12 часов. На самолете около 2 часов. Цена на самолет не сильно выше, чем поезд, но если вы никогда не ездили в длительные поездки в плацкартном вагоне - может быть стоит попробовать, в этом есть своя атмосфера :)
Попробуйте обязательно татарскую выпечку - эчпочмак, губадию, перемяч, кастыбый! Из сладкого - похожее на турецкие сладости: талкыш калеве. Самый популярный суп - куриная лапша, мелкая-мелкая, а еще сладкий плов) Есть классная сеть быстрого питания Тюбетей - татарская кухня на современный лад, вполне себе стоит того, чтобы попробовать ))
В Казани же не только новодельные музеи чак-чака есть) есть классические музеи, выставочные залы, Театр Оперы и Балета и несколько драматических театров :) про них тоже не стоит забывать! Казань еще примечательна тем, что рядом живут и дружат христиане и мусульмане)) поэтому в непосредственной близости можно увидеть и церки и мечети. Кстати, Кул-Шариф - это новодел. Стоит смотреть старинные мечети 17-18 веков, такие как Марджани, Азимовская )))
Honestly, I’m incredibly disappointed that you haven’t tried triangles - треугольники and sweet rice pie - губадия. This are one of the most basic staples of Tatar foods, as well as tea with melissa and other herbs and milk. It’s a must to have it with milk, because people used to have it more as a meal with some pastries or bread. Things like soups are also very traditional. Noodle soup with chicken is one of the best and loved. I think you really need to come back and try again 😉 Recommend you the restaurant Гусь 🪿 , because it has very traditional food (tatars approved) which tastes amazing 😋
Bauman street in evening is fantastic, Muslim mosque inside Kremlin in evening having fantastic light decoration.There is a fantastic place near the river a little far away down the Kremiln with fantastic view of the river and many restaurants and cafe. Highly recommendation to visit the city, I felt more familiar there than my own country.
An interesting fact that few people know: Celtic languages are Slavic languages, because the Celts are Slavs. And an one interesting thing that some of the Mongolian dialects sound like Irish and a little Welsh :)) I won’t delve into alternative history, although there is an explanation there.
Татары в подавляющем большинстве мусульмане. Население Казани примерно на 50 % состоит из русских. Соответственно ориентировочно Казань на 50% состоит из мусульман и на 50 % из православных христиан.
