Guide Nikolai Ponomarenko told about the best sights of Crimea in autumn 
Russian guide Nikolai Ponomarenko told what places are best for tourists in Crimea in autumn. The agency “FAN” publishes an interview with him.
According to the expert, the Botkin Trail in Yalta is one of the simplest and most picturesque hiking routes. The man recommended starting the walk, which takes an average of three hours, in the area of the Uchan-Su waterfall. In addition, he advised to visit the Temple of the Sun, as well as the mountain peak Ai-Petri, where the Crimean Grand Canyon and the Bath of Youth are located.
it is possible even in winter, even in summer, the average walking time is three hours, ”the guide explained and noted that the easiest way to get to the mentioned sights would be from Yalta. He also advised to wear comfortable clothes and shoes and have a thermos with you.
“Crimea is really very rich both in natural and cultural-historical terms (…) To fully enjoy the golden autumn in Crimea, I think it is imperative to visit Mangup-Kale – this is a unique medieval fortress city in the Bakhchisarai region, ”Ponomarenko concluded.
In August it became known that a new tourist route“ Tukay's Life ”would be launched in Tatarstan. It turned out that residents and guests of Kazan will be able to walk along the city streets with a guide and find out about the places associated with the life and work of the Tatar poet Gabdulla Tukay.