ГДЗ по Английскому языку 7 класс учебник Кузовлев В.П., Перегудова Э.Ш., Лапа Н.М. номер 1

tourists visit Sochi to relax on the beaches, swim in the sea and partake of its favourable climate; but its mineral spas and sanatoriums make it an ideal health resort For those seeking a natural high. Russias best attractions may be the Altai and Caucasus mountains Untouched, unharmed and largely undiscovered by Western tourists, the so called golden mountains of Russia's Altai republic are noted for being among the most beautiful and primordial parts of Siberia. The Altai mountain chain is set in a rich and diverse landscape of steppe, taiga and semi-desert, and stretches about 2,000 kilometres from Mongolia's Gobi Desert to the West Siberian Plain. through Chinese, Mongolian, Russian and Kazak territory Areas of the Caucasus mountains, which rise dramatically above the Black Sea coast and run down to the Caspian Sea, are also noted for their plant diversity subalpine pastures grazed by wild animals and lack of human disturbance. Here one can go skiing, scale Europe's highest peak — the 5,642-meter Mount Elbrus and relax at the spas uf Mineralniye Vody Travellers can visit Kamchatka to see its hot springs and view its wildlife and spectacular sunsets. Kamchatka, a more than 1,000-kilometer-long peninsula dividing the Sea of Okhotsk from the Pacific Ocean, is said to be one of the least explored regions on Earth. The most amazing attraction is the Valley of the Geysers in Kronotsky National Park, which was only discovered in the 1940s. Its 180 or moic vulcanoes, thermal activity, hot springs, heated rivers and geysers should be enough to attract any tourist. Inhabited by less than one person per square kilometre, the peninsula boasts at least 14,000 rivers, 10,000 lakes thousands of brown bears and sable, and hundreds of bird and plant species indigenous to the area A holiday pursuit popular among Russians but rarely tried by foreigners is to take the pulse of the country by plying its main artery, the Volga. The 3,700 kilometer-long river winds its way past republics and cities with varied environments, religions and economies, but all of which hold the Volga as something central to their cultural heritage But among the best waters to ply are the crystal-clear depths of the pearl of Siberia — Lake Baikal — one of the genuine Seven Natural Wonders of the World An impressive spectacle fica: the border of Russia and Monyulia, Lake Baikal is 636 kilometres long and 80 kilometres widt — and is the world's deepest lake Surrounded by forests and mountain peaks, the waters are transparent to a depth of 40 meters in the summer, and freeze over so thick in the winter that the Trans Siberian Railroad once ran over its surface. The lake has more than 2,000 recorded plant and animal species — bears, elk, lynx, sables, freshwater seal trout, salmon and sturycon. It is fed by 336 rivers, with only one river feeding out One of the most famous ways to explore Siberia's vast expanse — and probably the dreain uf many a foreigner — is the mythical Trans-Siberian Railroad. The Trans-Siberian Railroad is now the longest continuous rail line on earth. Lake Baikal, Ulan Ude in Buryatia and Vladivostok, Far East, are all along the journey