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A non-professional agency. Very bad experience with this agency. Not really recommendable. I will not request a service from them anymore. Here down my related story and the pain that I experienced when I dared passing by them: It started when I booked in September 2023 and paid for a Balloon Atlantis trip. The event unfortunately was canceled due to maintenance. I would not mention that it was very inconvenient as I was planning this trip in Dubai. So, the agency told me in late October that I will get a refund. I was expecting to receive a refund within a few days after the cancellation. But now we are in March 2024 and I didn't receive any refund. I was writing almost every day to the agency starting from November 2023 and during 2024. The agency kept saying that they will refund me without honoring that promise. Definitely, I see that as a non-respectful act. I see that I wasn’t treated right with getting me ripped from my time, my money and offering me anxiety instead of a service or an apology if the service could not be filled. Avoid this non-professional agency.

Our Dubai City Tour is amazing, they cover almost all of the city. Their itinerary is very good, and their staff is very well-mannered and cooperative. Muzammil gives very good suggestions and is too cooperative. Thank you so much for a good trip. Highly Recommended

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The Dubai trip was wonderfully planned by Siddhesh. The changes made at the last moment due to some occult situation was well managed. The pick ups were on time, drivers were well mannered, hotel was wonderful. All thanks to Siddhesh and the team at Peace land tours ( 5 stars * * * * * ). We strongly recommend booking thru Siddhesh from Peace land , Dubai

We booked tickets for multiple places during our visit to Dubai from 6th to 12th December. Got excellent service and good prices through Mr. Muzammal, who was manning the travel desk in Regent palace hotel.

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Is Moscow Safe? Crime Rates & Safety Report

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded its neighbor country Ukraine, starting a war between these two countries.

This act of invasion caused many Ukrainians to flee their country and seek shelter in places like Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, etc…

At this time, we recommend no travel to Russia or Ukraine, or any neighboring countries for your own safety.

Russia : Safety by City

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Moscow, the capital of Russia, is a political, scientific, historical, architectural and business center of this huge country.

It’s one of the most visited places in Russia, and for good reason.

The best-known parts of Russia are concentrated precisely in the urban areas and cities like Moscow and Saint Petersburg.

Moscow’s history attracts the most tourists, as they are fascinated by it is a surreal and sometimes brutal but nevertheless thrilling and jaw-dropping national story.

In this city, visited by 17 million tourists annually, the history, told in its numerous museums, some of which are the world’s greatest, interacts with modernity.

For example, in the Garden of Fallen Monuments (Fallen Monument Park), you can see entire clusters of modern art contrasting with the very non-conceptual Communist monuments.

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OVERALL RISK: MEDIUM

Generally speaking, Moscow today is safe as much as other cities in Europe, despite its problematic history with criminal activity in the 90s. However, if you’re planning on traveling to Moscow, keep in mind that you should always keep your guard up and remain aware of your surroundings, just in case.

TRANSPORT & TAXIS RISK: LOW

Generally speaking, transportation in Moscow is safe, but you should bear in mind that kidnappings have been known to happen, mostly in unlicensed taxis, so be careful when hailing one on the streets. Keep in mind that the most dangerous areas where small crime tends to occur are the underground walkways, called “perekhods”. Only use official services like Yandex Taxi, Uber or Gett taxi.

PICKPOCKETS RISK: HIGH

Pickpocketing is very common in Moscow, and surprisingly it is mostly performed by groups of children. Pay attention to your belongings, don’t leave them in plain sight and be especially careful in crowded places like stations or near tourist attractions.

NATURAL DISASTERS RISK: LOW

Moscow isn’t particularly susceptible to natural disasters. Some blizzards and snowstorms are possible during winter which can affect the traffic and delay your flights. During winter, be prepared to face the below-freezing temperatures.

MUGGING RISK: MEDIUM

The situation improved drastically when it comes to kidnappings and muggings. Generally, never accept free drinks or food when you’re in a club or a bar. Drink spiking and then attacking and robbing the victim have been reported on numerous occasions.

TERRORISM RISK: HIGH

After the recent terrorist attack in the subway in St. Petersburg the probability of this situation happening again in Moscow is very high.

SCAMS RISK: HIGH

There are many scams in Moscow, usually performed by children trying to distract you and then steal some money from you. Never talk to strange kids on the street. Also, you should avoid playing street gambling games.

WOMEN TRAVELERS RISK: LOW

Women are generally safe in Moscow, though you should avoid finding yourself alone in clubs or bars, and of course, apply all normal precaution measures like avoiding remote and poorly lit streets and areas.

• So... How Safe Is Moscow Really?

Moscow experienced a rise when it came to crime rates during the 1990s.

Violent crime, as well as petty crime and scams,  had increased, but the biggest part of the violence was within the criminal groups themselves, and it didn’t affect foreigners that much.

However, it decreased since the 90s, so right now, for tourists, Moscow isn’t more dangerous than any other European city, it’s even less so.

The crime rate in Moscow is fairly lower than one in New York, London or Paris, so you should feel safe here.

Also, you can count on the officials to be uncorrupted – don’t ever try to bribe them: you will be charged with bribery.

Bear in mind that if you are a member of the LGBT community, there is no reason to avoid Moscow altogether but you should refrain from any public displays of affection.

As of June 2013, “homosexual propaganda to minors” is prohibited, which means that any discussion of gay rights or homosexuality issues in the presence of minors is punishable by law.

While you walk around Moscow, you might encounter police officials that may demand to see your papers to check if you have been registered within 7 business days of your arrival into Moscow.

You shouldn’t have any problems with this, because if you stay in a hotel then you are automatically registered and will be handed a confirmation paper.

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Most countries do need a visa to enter Russia, and if you’re a U.S. citizen you must possess both a valid U.S. passport and a bona fide visa issued by a Russian Embassy or Consulate. None of the nationals that do need a visa can acquire one upon arrival, so make sure you apply for your visa in advance. If you are not sure about your visa status, visit www.doyouneedvisa.com which will let you know whether or not you need visa based on your nationality and the country you want to visit.

The Russian ruble is the official currency in Moscow. ATMs are widespread throughout the country and credit cards are accepted everywhere.

Moscow has a highly continental influenced climate characterized by warm to hot and dry summers and extremely cold, freezing winters with temperatures as low as -30°C – sometimes even lower, with heavy snowfall.

Sheremetyevo International Airport is the Russian busiest international airport. It is located in Molzhaninovsky District, Northern Administrative Okrug, in Moscow, about 29 km northwest of central Moscow.

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Just like anywhere else, we advise getting travel insurance when traveling to Moscow, because it would cover not only medical problems but also theft and loss of valuables.

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9 Reviews on Moscow

That's just not true.

The person who wrote the text obviously have never been in Moscow and in Russia at all. This is ridiculous. Even about pickpocketing, the risk at most is medium, mugging is zero in historical places but is pretty high in sleeping quarters

Your rating is only two stars for safety though? So I am confused. Are you rating the article to be in poor taste?

I went to Moscow in 2021. I enjoyed the trip. I felt there were “unsafe areas” so I avoided them. So long as you know where you are going and don’t insult the locals, you should be fine.

51% safe?! Is this out of date?

Moscow and Russia in general are MUCH SAFER than Paris or London, yet those latter are more than 15 points ahead?!

Hell, it’s even admitted in the above text: “Moscow isn’t more dangerous than any other European city, IT’S EVEN LESS SO.” Yeah, you bet! And then: “the crime rate in Moscow is fairly lower than one in New York, London or Paris, so you should feel safe here.” So why the low rating? I don’t get it.

Also, the latest terrorist attack in Moscow happened in 2010… so how can you honestly say that the risk is still “high”? Especially for the fact Russia is very much on the edge when it comes to fighting terrorism domestically and over the world.

Sure, it might not be ideal everywhere in Moscow, but it’s WAY SAFER than in Paris, especially at night. You just can’t go out in Paris after the evening anymore, in most areas (I got assaulted for no reason at Châtelet-les-Halles and taking the RER train at dark is becoming more and more risky)… while in Moscow, chances are that you’ll see girls in miniskirts walking home while quietly singing. Or maybe you’ll stumble upon some gorgeous lady asking you for a lighter and then giving you her number for a coffee the next day. So very dangerous!

I sense a serious bias, here. Is it because of that LGBT thing? Could you pick a more extreme case? Yeah, you can totally be gay in Russia, just be so in private. There even are transsexuals, but this is a traditional and respectable country, so you should respect their choice of not publicizing various sexual lifestyles.

Moscow and Saint Petersburg are safe

Moscow and Saint Petersburg are very safe in my opinion! I’ve been to both cities visiting family! There are so many people out on the streets and on public transportation- I felt very safe! You need to change your ratings!!

Any update on Covid-19 to visit Moscow

I visited 118 country and Moscow one of the safest city I have been, st Petersburg as well, I read this article hoping to find any update on covid-19 restrictions upon arrival, so if anyone can update I’m planning to visit Moscow again but I need to know if quarentain is required or mandatory, anyone can share, cheers.

In Russia nobody cares, masks off. I dont know if fiew thousands of infected per day are high for you though. I was never arrested for not wearing mask, but you have to have it on you. Sometimes cops ask to put mask, you just do that and everything ok, some shops can refuse to do service if you dont have mask. I assume they pressured by boss, so just put on mask, they can give you gloves and dont cause any problems.

Written by someone who never visited Russia

A veer biased review. Moscow or St. Petersburg for being such brilliant truly cosmopolitan cities are extremely safe. Pickpocketing in Russia?! By children?! Who wrote this? Clearly by someone who has never been to the great country of Russia.

Have never been there. But wish me well

Bias review, Moscow is much safer than that!

This review is so bias and just wrong! First of all apart from being a political, scientific and etc center, it is an absolutely beautiful city and a very culturally rich city. For tourists there’s a huge range of delicious food, amazing shopping, a lot of cultural activities, and all sorts of entertainment. I’ve travelled there in December 2019, and most of the time I spent walking around and exploring by myself, be it during day time or night, nothing happened to me once. I mostly used subways and sometimes taxi, both safe. Just have a common sense when it comes to safety and you’ll be fine. You need to travel there at least once in a lifetime, it’s a completely different experience and it’s a beautiful one, NOT a communistic terrorist epicenter as some describe it to be.

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Is it possible to visit Russia as a tourist right now? (Q&A)

Who can enter Russia as a tourist?

At present, people from 80 countries can enter Russia. There are two main conditions: first, one must be a citizen of that country or have a permanent residence permit; and second - one needs to enter Russia by plane. The primary document that regulates entry during the coronavirus pandemic is Order no. 635-r (March 16, 2020), which is regularly updated. 

Some of the countries on the list include the United States, Britain, Greece, Germany, Tunisia, Israel, Japan, Armenia, Qatar, Portugal, Mexico, Croatia, Belgium, China, France, Denmark, New Zealand, Iran, Peru, Norway and Argentina. Click here for the full list. 

In the meantime, any country with which Russia currently has a travel agreement can serve as the port of departure (however, the transit country must be on the above list).

What type of visa is required?

Those who already have a valid Russian visa - and citizens of the above countries - can enter Russia using that visa. Those who do require a visa can submit their documents at the Russian consulate in their home country.

What is still not possible at this point is obtaining a unified electronic visa (a type of visa that is valid for up to 16 days, takes only four days to process and does not require submitting any documents relating to the purpose of visit). Therefore, in order to receive a regular tourist visa (valid up to six months) it is necessary to have a confirmed accommodation booking or an agreement with a travel agency.

Is a COVID test required?

Yes, PCR tests must be performed no earlier than 48 hours before arriving in Russia. The results must be printed in Russian or English (this is required even if you received a Sputnik-V vaccine shot). If you’re flying with children, they, too, must obtain a test, irrespective of age. And a form for arrivals must be filled in before entering the country.

Who is not affected by the rules? 

These restrictions don’t apply to foreigners with a valid Russian residence permit or those with close relatives. They can enter Russia from any country using any means of transportation, including by land.

They also do not apply to partially recognized republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, as well as citizens of Belarus (or those with Belarusian permanent residence permits), Kazakhstan and citizens of the Donetsk and Lugansk national republics. Entering by land is also possible when traveling from Mongolia or China. 

Furthermore, if Eurasian Economic Union citizens cross over by land, they don’t have to submit a coronavirus test or fill out the arrivals form. 

Is vaccination required? 

No. The QR codes required for visiting public gatherings before spring (including cafes, bars, hotels, etc.) are no longer required in the majority of regions. The same goes for various other COVID restrictions: regions have the final say, but almost all have been lifted.

What about masks?

Masks are also no longer a requirement. However, some regions still require people to wear masks in some places, including stores, pharmacies, shopping malls, movie theaters and so on. In Moscow, the rule on masks has been completely lifted, while, for example, in Kaliningrad, some places still enforce them. 

Are there any quarantine regulations in place?

No, you will not be required to quarantine on arrival to Russia. However, if you get sick in Russia, you will have to be quarantined for a period of seven days at your own expense. Those who have come in contact with infected people do not require quarantining (provided they did not contract the coronavirus). 

Important! In many countries, there are still restrictions on LEAVING for the purpose of tourism, so having a Russian visa does not guarantee you will get permission to leave your country. This must be clarified before making any trips.

The information listed here is valid as of June 1, 2022. 

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Exploration Mysteries: Shambhala

I t has many names — Shangri-La, Eden, The Land of the Living Gods. To the ancient Tibetans, the spiritual kingdom of Shambhala was an ultimate goal. In Buddhism, this city hidden deep underground beneath the Himalaya is a place of pure enlightenment, knowledge, and peace, free of all evil. Utopia. People from different walks of life have searched for this paradise, from esoteric New Agers to even Nazis at one point.

Shambhala appears in both Buddhist and Hindu texts. Buddhism and Hinduism often overlap, thus sharing the same legend. These texts, specifically the Kalachakra tantra, the Mahabharata, and Vishnu Purana depict it as an Earthly paradise or a place where gods dwell. The Sanskrit name means “place of tranquility.”

Legend states that only those pure of heart and soul and fully enlightened can enter it. Those who live there acquire vast knowledge, complete happiness, and most importantly, immortality. The kingdom is hidden from the outside world by eight mountain ranges.

According to one origin story, Shambhala began when a king named Manjuśrīkīrti in 159 BC attempted to convert many from sun worship to a type of Buddhism. Those who didn’t were expelled. Some of those founded Shambhala.

According to both Buddhism and Hinduism, Shambhala foretells the return of an ancient Tibetan hero called Gesar of Ling as well as the reign of the final incarnation of Vishnu. They will bring forth a new age of peace and wisdom. This will supposedly take place in 2424-2425.

Physical or metaphorical?

Depending on the source, Shambhala takes on many different guises. Some say it is a physical place in the mountains, requiring dangerous travel and many physical and spiritual obstacles. Others say it lies underground deep within a hollow Earth. Some scholars believe it is simply symbolic or allegorical. The legend of Shambhala was the basis of James Hilton’s fictionalized account of Shangri-La, in his book Lost Horizon .

Author and mountaineer Edwin Berbacum referred to it as “an illusory inner sanctuary…to escape the unpleasant realities of the world.” Esoteric writer Alice Bailey believed it resided on another plane of existence entirely. There are varying descriptions of it, either as part of the world in which we live or not of our world at all.

Jesuit missionaries tried to find it in the 1600s. In the 1800s, Helena Blavatsky, the founder of the mystic Theosophy sect, claimed she spoke to Shambhala’s kings telepathically.

Most famously, the prospect of finding a supernatural realm of powerful gods and endless knowledge tickled the fancies of both the Nazis and Soviets. Hitler’s fascination with the occult and New Age beliefs prompted Heinrich Himmler to create a special task force called the Bureau of Ancestral Heritage, or the Ahnenerbe in German. It researched ancient cultures to help justify Hitler’s cause and to use for propaganda. Himmler even funded an expedition to Tibet to search for Shambhala.

Meanwhile, the Soviets wished to access powers beyond the human world to control and crush their enemies. They believed that this utopia and the ideals of communism were sympathetic.

This is where a couple named Nicholas and Helena Roerich play a major role. They were theosophists and believed in Blavatsky’s movement, which merged Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, and Hindu beliefs. They embarked on an expedition to Tibet in the 1920s, passing over 30 mountain passes.

“Great Shambhala is far beyond the ocean. It is the mighty heavenly domain. It has nothing to do with our Earth,” Nicholas Roerich quotes a lama in his book.

This did not make them turn back. At one point, the party mysteriously disappeared for a time but made it out in one piece. They briefly mentioned that they had found the door to Shambhala, blocked up with stones.

A modern quest

Writer Patrick Symmes of Outside magazine attempted to find it himself. Studying 14th to 16th-century texts, he believed that Shambhala involved traveling 5,471km through mountain passes, deserts, unchartered roads, and other dangerous paths. He found no Shambhala. Instead, he came across people who made fun of him for even attempting such an expedition.

Archaeologists and historians think that if it does exist, it is somewhere in western China, between Tibet and Kashmir or the Sutlej Valley. However, no expedition has found any trace, including archaeological evidence. There is a city called Shangri-La in China that is associated with Shambhala but that is about marketing and tourism.

The takeaway

Every culture has a concept of Heaven or a place of peace. Shambhala is one of its many incarnations. It is the classic story of trying to achieve the unobtainable: perfection. Perfection is impossible. The crazy and dangerous region in which it hides symbolizes the obstacles we must face to reach that goal. If anything, Shambhala sounds like an allegory of this human experience.

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