The Russian Federation, or as we affectionately call it, Mother Russia, is an expansive anthology of diverse cultures spread across a staggering eleven time zones, making it the world's largest country. It’s a matryoshka doll of surprises, filled with frosty Siberian landscapes, vodka that flows like water, heavenly pancakes (blini), and Siberian tigers that occasionally take a stroll through the city streets. It's a place where you can take a dip in the icy Lake Baikal, brave the bustling streets of Moscow for a shopping spree, or cheer for your favorite ballet dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg. So, remember folks, while winters may be harsh, the hearts of Russian people are warmer than a sip of their traditional honey brew, medovukha!

Kotlas is in the administrative region of Arkhangelsk

Kotlas, the cool kid of Arkhangelsk, is a delightful town nestled along the Northern Dvina River in Russia. With a hint of small-town charm and a dash of urban vibrancy, this place knows how to make you feel right at home. Its impressive historical landmarks, like the Transfiguration Cathedral, will leave you awestruck while the locals' warm smiles and quirky cafes will leave you wanting to stay forever. So, jump on a sleigh and embrace the magic of winter wonderland in Kotlas!