Khabarovsk Vtoroy Khabarovsk, Russia Travel Guide
Bolshekhekhtsirsky Nature Reserve: Located south of Khabarovsk, this protected area holds nature trails, diverse wildlife, and taiga forest.
Bolshoi Ussuriysky Island: Partially shared with China, this place features a Russian Orthodox church, border post, and natural landscapes. It presents a cross-cultural geographical experience.
Plan your travel with suitable transport options and tour considerations.
Methods for reaching nearby attractions vary by destination.
Decide on the best travel style for each location.
Explore cultural heritage and options for longer journeys.
Visit the Village of Sikachi-Alyan, about 70 km north of Khabarovsk, for old petroglyphs.
Witness classic livelihoods and a slower pace of life in the surrounding agricultural areas.
No prominent pilgrimage sites for tourists exist in the immediate Khabarovsk region.
Explore additional cities in the Russian Far East.
Extend your Russian journey farther away.
Essential facts for a smooth journey.
Staying connected in Khabarovsk.
Sending mail and overcoming language barriers.
Basic Russian phrases for common interactions.
Typical operating schedules for amenities.
information on banking, holidays, and depending on the time of year changes.
ATMs are common and often 24/7. Bank hours as above.
Expect closures or else reduced hours for First-time Year, Victory Day, etc.
Some outdoor attractions or river cruises depend on the season. New Year period reduces many business hours.
Understand local etiquette and accessibility challenges.
Handshakes between men are common. Women may nod or offer a light cheek kiss to close friends. Use formal 'Vy' (Вы).
Neat casual wear is fine. Modest attire (shoulders, knees covered) is for churches; women wear headscarves, men remove hats.
Tipping 5-10% in restaurants is appreciated. Be prepared for toasts with alcoholic drinks.
Accessibility limited infrastructure. Many older buildings, public transport, and sidewalks are not wheelchair-accessible.
Newer infrastructure (Khabarovsk Novy Airport, renovated malls) has better availability for people with ramps and elevators.
Limited particular services for visual/hearing impairments. Face-to-face with hotels and tour operators for accessibility details is recommended.
