The Story of Vladivostok - Middle Part

Location: Navigation reached, took a flight, and arrived in Vladivostok. On August 8th, it rained heavily, perhaps it was really a bad day. After a while, the rain stopped, and the sun came out. The temperate monsoon climate brought us many surprises and shocks. Out for a street walk: Muravyov, a military man. He held the Treaty of Aigun in his hand, and his grave is below the statue, facing the Golden Horn Bay. The portrait on the 5000 ruble note is of this man. The Golden Horn Bay Bridge, the strings of the Far Eastern city. Only by being there can one feel its magnificence and charm. The highest point in Vladivostok, not only the best place to view the entire city but also where you can take a small train to experience the fun of climbing up and down the mountain. Lunch: Public The Mariinsky Theatre Royal Circus is a must-see, 5 tickets cost 150,000 rubles, the money we just withdrew was instantly gone. The century-old train station, the pearl of the Far Eastern railway, a train station integrating railway and maritime transport. People come here to take the train to distant places, we came to check in at the train station 🚉, with a greenish-blue tone, it feels very European. Lenin's statue, opposite the train station. This great man needs no further introduction. The Orthodox Cathedral, bathed in sunlight, with its golden and splendid top. Listening to the church bells, entering inside, feeling the sacred power, all the dust in the world vanishes, and deep in the heart is pure and sincere beauty 😊 In the square, children dressed lightly, enjoying the fun of splashing water. When parents call their children home, they all struggle and reluctantly say "not done playing yet", indeed children's behavior transcends race and nationality. Chessboard Street, too big to finish walking. Plus, the uphill road consumed a lot of energy. This fulfilling day, the training of special forces and warrior teams. Looking forward to tomorrow's circus performance!