Vladivostok, the capital of the Russian Far East | Chinese quarter, Japanese cars & Russian samovars

Hi guys! In this video I will show you Vladivostok, the capital of Russia’s Far East. That day in July, when I filmed this video, was the Russian Navy Day. It’s a very important holiday here because Vladivostok is the main Russian port on the Pacific Ocean.

In this video I’ll show you the funicular (cable car) that still operates as a public transport; the city’s historical places, including the legendary Chinese Quarter, and the beautiful embankment on the Sea of Japan. Hope you’ll enjoy it!

#Russia #PrimorskyKrai #Vladivostok



🎵 Music used in the video:

0:32 Audio Herz - Silky Smooth
7:30 MK2 - Back Streets of Seoul
8:37 Joey Pecoraro - Russian Dance

*About myself* Hi! My name is Natasha, I live in the Far East of Russia in the city of Khabarovsk, but originally I'm from a small town Spassk-Dalny in Primorsky Krai. Currently I'm studying Linguistics in the university. On this channel I make videos about life in Russia, our traditions and my traveling in Russian cities. Welcome, and let's explore Russia together! #yeahrussia

[beneditocrispim]

Natasha has improved so much your skills in English. I noticed this since the beginning from this video, She is speaking fast and easy, showing us the things naturally. Good job 😃

[audiomedianews]

Another great video Natasha!! Thank you for all your work!!

[Meowcellot]

The "instagram.... real life" bit made coffee spew out of my nose. Natasha's sense of humour is always on point.

[chcky_brky]

Natasha's voice is so relaxing. I just feel so safe and calm when she speaks

[markinnes]

I enjoyed learning about Vladivostok. Excellent video! Thanks, Natasha!

[heavy_peace]

"In Instagram, then in real life." Natasha, you are all of us. I love your deadpan sense of humor also )))

[joshuatrujillo]

Vladivostok is definitely the most attractive city you've featured so far.

Probably the most famous person in the West from Vladivostok is the actor Yul Brynner. There is a Yul Brynner park and statue of him in the city according to Wikipedia.

[RickJZ]

Really a great exploration tour! The bridge is beautifully designed.

[ivkasuic]

Yes indeed, she made a SIGNIFICANT progress in language and editing this videos of her.GO Nataša GO! Greetings from Serbia!

[michaelrupert]

You are making videos that are better quality while still being REAL. Thank you.

[Tux.Penguin]

It is interesting to take a virtual tour with you. I will probably never visit this city myself, so it is great to see it through your camera. Thank you.

[altruisticscoundrel]

You do great work!

Keep beautiful videos coming!

[markfinlay]

"In the Instagram, in real life." Perfect Natasha.

[jnnfccc]

how dare she say it is like San Francisco or Venice Beach, I saw not one homeless encampment on the entire tour!

[jcure]

I am becoming an addict to Natasha's videos, so informative. So well done. Working my way thru the older ones.

[sarahsutube]

I love hearing your perspective. It’s always honest. That’s why your videos are of my favorites.

[darellnewsome]

Really enjoyed this video. Vladivostok is a really interesting city and has its own beauty and charm. Thank you for making this video and sharing it with us.

[bobsheppard]

Thanks for the tour of that beautiful City

[chadrathbone]

Thank you for sharing the east coast of Russia with us.
Your English and overall production are getting better every time.
Keep it up you’re doing great!

[evansmith]

Another excellent piece.
I always have a big smile on my face when I watch and listen to your videos.
Even when there is depressing subject matter, I am so happy for you to be doing what you like.
It's true, you get better and better.
Totally cool that you travelled with your mother.
I would love to see a collaboration (with translations) between you and your mother.
She should be very happy and proud of you.