December brings with it visions of snow, so what better time to head to Russia and its vibrant capital Moscow? Whether you've got a long layover or better, if you're spending a few days in this sprawling city, there's more to see than just the Red Square and the Kremlin.
From taxis to how to enjoy a Russian banya, the best museums to street food, we have what to do in Moscow covered. Our first word of advice: watch out for the high curbs. They're tall because of the snow, so when you step, it's a long way down.
Read on for our tips on how to make the most of your Moscow visit.
Ever heard of BRIC? This is yet another must-know acronym for the entrepreneur, economist and business professional who is interested in engaging in global business.
BRIC, also known as the “Big Four”, is an acronym for a grouping of four countries that are considered by some analysts to offer the most potential for booming economic development in the upcoming decades: Brazil, Russia, India and China. These countries have several interesting traits in common that will appeal to you as a business person looking to market products or services to foreign countries.
Around the world, people eat dumplings in some shape or form — ravioli in Italy, wontons in China, empanadas in Argentina, and pupusas in El Salvador are just a few examples.
Using a broad definition, dumplings are dough wrapped around a filling. Let’s take a quick world tour of dumpling cuisine.
Nepal and Tibet: Available at restaurants and street corners, meat-filled or vegetarian momos are the fast food of the Himalayas. Who wouldn’t love a quick momo after walking several miles to work or school along steep mountain trails?
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