Source: Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation
The long-awaited Barefoot Trail has been opened in the Losiny Ostrov National Park. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation, the trail is a unique and the only ecological object in Russia with a length of more than three kilometers.
The hiking trail has a variety of surfaces, such as sand, pine bark, sea pebbles, clay, boulders, cones and much more. On the way, there are also obstacles in the form of logs, ladders and even a stream.
Walking barefoot improves blood circulation and coordination of movements, so walking barefoot along the new "tactile" route will be useful for both adults and children.
Amsterdam authorities have announced a series of measures aimed at curbing excessive tourism and preserving the city's livability for both residents and visitors
Marine biologists have discovered over 100 species of marine creatures new to science in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of New Zealand. According to the Ocean Census project, a team from the National Institute of Water and Atmosphere (NIWA) of New Zealand collected about 1,800 samples of living organisms at depths of up to 4,800 meters during an expedition to the Bounty Trough off the east coast of the South Island
A meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Chernyshenko was held today to discuss the organization of the fourth "Travel!" forum, which will take place from June 12 to 16, 2024 at VDNKh
The Ministry of Economic Development's press service has announced the results of the BRICS tourism contact group meeting. It was attended by both the permanent member countries of the association and the newcomers - Egypt, the UAE, and Ethiopia
The Gzhel Porcelain Factory has emerged victorious in the "Golden Ring Tourist Souvenir" interregional competition, according to the press service of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Moscow Region
