4K Scenic Drive Video - Picturesque Roads of Russia | Sterlitamak - Nizhny Novgorod Route | Part #2

Take a relaxing scenic drive in Russia and explore Sterlitamak-Nizhny Novgorod scenic route. You will see breathtaking green landscapes and interesting cityscapes. The surrounding area is blanketed in a beautiful green coat. Green is everywhere. 4 hours of amazing scenery, and relaxing sounds of the engine. Take a memorable drive along Russian landscapes and feel motivated for an effective workout. It helps to pass the time much more quickly and rather than dread the indoor trainer, you can now embrace it and keep the miles ticking over and hit your training goals. Watch scenic views go by and feel like you’re riding outdoors!

Video From: Sterlitamak-Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
Video Resolution: 4K UHD 60fps
Equipment used: GoPro 7
Video Type: scenic drive video
Producer: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art Inc
Cinematographer: Evgeniy Romanov
Editor and colorist: Tatyana Zhdanova
Supervising editor: Bohdan Bryskankin
Special THANKS to our professional filmmakers and editors for their fascinating, creative, hard, and challenging work.

Nothing really beats riding your bike on the open road, but for various reasons from time to weather riding indoors has always been a useful alternative. Our scenic drive videos will take indoor cycling to another level. As a result, riding indoors will be more realistic and compelling than ever before.
Benefits of this 4K 60fps scenic drive video:
– Use our scenic drives when you are exercising and works on treadmills, ellipticals, and stair climbers.
– Start your day with some sport, and get motivated for effective training.
– Its accessibility on any device allows you to carry your workout with you even when you are traveling.
For a fully immersive experience, we recommend watching this virtual drive video on your Oled TV, Samsung 4K HDR TV, Sony 4K TV, LG 4K TV, etc.

Relevant hashtags: #4k60fps #scenicdrive #russianroads

[roadsexplore]

Again, a very nice road video from Russia. So now we have reached Kazan, but we still have some 400km to go to N. Novgorod. I am eagerly waiting for part 3, you make a good advertisement for the country, I hope to drive once on that roads too...

[GM-idnu]

The landscape could easily be mistaken for the Canadian prairies.
I have never been in Russia but I have done this drive thousands of times.