Guest house Vinekunlahti – Uuks, der. UKSU, st. State farm, house 40. Prices from 2000 rubles. Phones: +79119914002, +79212266191

Visunlalati

The guest house Vinekhanlati is located in the village of UKSU, the Pitkiarant district of the Republic of Karelia on the shores of the bay of the Vinekhunlahi Lake Ladoga at the confluence of the picturesque, empty river Vineyoki. The coordinates of the house in WGS-84: N61 ° 29,165 'E31 ° 35,847'. The house was built in 2010 and is a one -story building in which four guest bedrooms: two double with the ability to install an additional bed with all the amenities in the room and two four -seater. For those living in these numbers next to them there is a bathroom with all amenities and a separate toilet. The guests have a spacious living-dining room with the guests. In the Gulf of Uksinsky (vinegar) in Lake Ladoga and nearby forest lakes – fishing all year round. There are boats (progress, Dnieper, Finnish plastic boat “Fjord-34” class “Progress”, “Kazanka” of the first release, an inflatable boat of a mnev-scatter 3.6 m) both under the engine and without a captain with a captain for a rental. The Finnish boat Baster L, equipped for fishing with trolling and hiring. Fish – pike, pike perch, perch, grayling, burbot, smelt, bream, ide, roach. There is a special fish for craftsmen. It should not be, however, to perceive Karelia as a kind of fish breakthrough. As well as everywhere, you need to have a tackle in the arsenal, skill in your hands, ingenuity in my head, from the Lord the weather, as well as at least a small “desire” of fish to become your victim. Fishing is not a round-the-clock store, but rather a pantry, from which, not always and not everyone is given the goods. In the summer, it is possible to organize trips to crawling crayfish with an overnight stay in tents. There are contacts with people who are ready to help diving lovers in the study of Lake Ladoga and the surrounding numerous lakes. There are a barbecue with skewers and two smokehouse smokes on apple chips. Those wishing to organize trips to about. Valaam, the marble horse in the Russian National Park, excursions in waterfalls, as well as if there is a sealing visa, one -day tours to Finland (the cost of a trip to the city of Yoensuu 20 euros) has a pier with an exit beyond the reed coastal zone with a recreation area for relaxation and bathing. Gjcnhjtyf a bath with all the necessary attributes and a residential second floor with a separate entrance. There is a improvement of the coastal zone and territory. The most accurate weather forecast here http: // www. Foreca. COM/Russia/Pitkyaranta? Tenday is the most stable mobile communication – Megafon.

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Prices and numbers

An additional place in the suite is 1000 rubles. It is possible to use a washing machine. Reviews about our work can be read according to the following links http: // fish. Karelia.en/phpBB3/viewtopic. php? f=15t=12232 http://fish. karelia. en/phpBB3/viewtopic. php? f=1t=12327 http://www. rusfishing. en/forum/showthread. php? t=38357

The address

village Uuksu, st. Sovkhoznaya, house 40 (Uuksu, Pitkyarantsky district, Karelia, Russia)

How to get there

By train: to st. Lodeynoye Pole or Petrozavodsk, then transfer 200 km. 2.5-3 tr. from the group. By car: There are two options: 1. Along the Murmansk highway through Olonets 2. Along the Priozerskoye highway to Sortavala-Pitkyaranta 1. From the St. according to the signs Sortavala-Pitkyaranta. Before reaching Pitkyaranta, after the sign 111 km there will be a sign for the settlement of Uuksu, after it there is a bridge over the Uksujoki River, after the bridge after 50 m turn left. From the turn after 1.5 km to the left again (passing the railway crossing along the way) from the turn along the dirt road 900 m to the house. The total distance from the traffic police post at the exit to the Murmansk highway to the house is 392 km. You can shorten 7 km if you turn left immediately after the Karelian traffic police post, but at the same time 4 villages are strung on the route with a limit of 40. Attention fans of driving is not quiet! On both sides of the Karelian traffic police post, about 1 km away, there are often video cameras fixing the speed. Be careful. 2. Along the Priozersky highway from Priozersk to Sortavala, then along the main road to Pitkyaranta. In Pitkyaranta, along the main road to St. Petersburg, the next settlement (after about 10 km) is Uuksu. There, after the sign “86 km”, after the second bus stop in the village (blue booths on the left), turn right. From the turn 1.5 km to the left turn and another 900 m to the house (you will recognize the house from the photo on the website). The distance from the ring road to the house is 350 km. However, it should be borne in mind that between Priozersk and Sortavala there is an unpaved section about 40 km long. In addition, there are continuous closed turns and descents and ascents in this section, so the first option is definitely faster in terms of time. For those Customers who have the appropriate technical equipment, I can electronically draw and send a route from your locality to my house using GPS. Preferred gas stations: when driving along Murmansk at the entrance to Syasstroy, Lukoil is on the left, when driving along the Lodeynoye Pole bypass, Surgutneftegaz is on the left. After turning 282 km to Olonets-Sortavala, after a few kilometers on the right – TNK. And finally, behind Pitkyaranta – TNK, but Lukoil, which is better to pass by in front of Pitkyaranta for those in need of AI-95, although diesel fuel is normal. According to Priozersky – all Lukoils. The last ones will be: in front of Priozersk on the right and in front of Sortavala on the left. By bus: from metro station Devyatkino in St. Petersburg (via Sortavala) to Petrozavodsk to Pitkyaranta on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays at 9:20. Back on Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays at 13:45. Travel time – 8 hours. From the bus to the house – the delivery of the administrator. By bus: From the bus station on Obvodny daily. Departure time 14:50. In the opposite direction at 13:30. Travel time 8 hours.

At a meeting on the implementation of historical policy, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko proposed to name the period of the Commonwealth by the occupation of Belarusian land by the Poles. But I'm with this

The year of historical memory began to play new colors – Artem Agafonov

At a meeting on the implementation of historical policy, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko proposed to name the period of the Commonwealth by the occupation of Belarusian land by the Poles.

But here I categorically agree with this. The year of historical memory began to play with new colors. It is high time to shift the emphasis in Russian historical science.

Ethnocide really took place. Forced dulling and paving took place. And the hero should not be the Pole and the radical Russophobe Kalinovsky, who sent Belarusian peasants with braids against the regular army and brutally straightened with the Orthodox priests and simply those who did not support his riot, but Muravyov-Vilensky. He not only suppressed the Polish rebellion, but also ended with Polish-Catholic dominance on the Belarusian lands.

Muravyov did a lot to liberate and improve the standard of living of Belarusian peasants, discovered churches and public schools.

Chairman of the Public Association Civil Consent Artem Agafonov

Technological innovations, a more conscious attitude to travel and not only: represent the trends that will affect the future of travel.

The main trends of the future travels from Booking.com

Technological innovations, a more conscious attitude to travel and not only: represent the trends that will affect the future of travel.

Click. Magazine Writer

Based on the results of the study, in which more than 20 thousand people from 28 countries took part, as well as data on the search for housing options and for trips in certain areas Booking.com, it was nine forecasts for traveling in the coming year and not only.

Travels anyway with us

The time spent in isolation made people dream of traveling around the world with a vengeance. During the isolation period, two -thirds (65%) of travelers reported that they were pleased with the idea of ​​new trips, and 42% noted that in the future they want to travel more in order to catch up in 2020 (among representatives of the Z and millennials, this percentage is even higher: 51% and 49%, respectively). More than a third of the respondents (38%) plan a trip to compensate for the event laid out due to coronavirus, while 40% of respondents are going to re-book a trip that had to be canceled.

Price and value

The ability to save money will be an important factor in 2021: 62% of travelers noted that they will pay more attention to prices when planning a trip. In addition, 55% of respondents will be more likely to track special offers and shares – these trends will remain for several years.

Flexible conditions will also be very important: 46% of travelers consider the opportunity to return money when canceling the reservation of housing necessary.

Domestic tourism

Internal trips will remain as popular: over the next 7-12 months, 47% of respondents plan to travel in their country, and 38% – for a year and longer. 43% of respondents want to visit a new direction in their country or region, and 46% – see local natural attractions. Half of the respondents gathers in already familiar places both in his country and abroad.

Inspiration in the search

During quarantine, everyone wanted to be distracted and think about something good, so it is not surprising that 95% of the respondents spent time searching for ideas for new travels, and more than a third (38%) studied potential directions for the trip every week. The restrictions are either removed or introduced again, so intricate methods will appear to benefit from the growing desire of people to escape from reality and dream about new impressions. For example, hotels will increase activity on social networks, and local travel companies will create content using computer graphics to promote a particular direction.

Safety first

79% of travelers worldwide will take extra safety precautions while traveling, and 70% of respondents expect travel destinations to be regulated to enforce physical distancing measures. At the same time, 70% of respondents will book a particular accommodation option only if they are provided with detailed information about health and safety measures, and 75% of those surveyed will prefer accommodation that has disinfectants.

Growing awareness

In the coming year and beyond, people will be more mindful of travel: 53% of those surveyed around the world want to travel more environmentally. 69% of respondents expect the travel industry to offer less environmentally friendly travel options and people to visit less popular destinations to avoid crowds (48%).

goodbye office

During the pandemic, remote work has become an integral part of our daily lives. This new format for many may lead to more people planning longer trips in the future, in which it will be convenient to combine leisure and work. More than a third of respondents (37%) have already considered booking accommodation for remote work, while 52% would take the opportunity to extend any business trip to take a break.

simple joys

After spending a lot of time within four walls, we dream of being in nature more often. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Booking.com users have become interested in simple pleasures: hiking (94%), outdoor walks (50%), nature (44%) and relaxation (33%). The study shows that 69% of travelers will seek leisure activities such as walking and relaxing with their families while on a trip. 56% want to relax outside the city to enjoy the fresh air and be away from people.

Technology driven spontaneity

Technological innovation will play a critical role in the recovery of tourism and the adaptation of the industry to the changing needs of travelers. Already, 64% of respondents agree that technology will make a big difference in managing travel health risks, and 63% of those surveyed say that accommodations will need to use the latest technology to help guests feel safe. More than half of survey participants (53%) would like to use technology to make last-minute restaurant reservations, and almost a quarter (21%) would like to use ticket vending machines instead of regular checkouts.