2025 Cheboksary Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Red Square of Russia is a large square-shaped area that is the most beautiful in the world. In the past, it was a market and became a parade ground for the army to show its military power during the time when the Soviet Union was prosperous. It was built with granite and marble, paved to create a mosaic stone square, full of beauty. It is also a sacred place and the center of the Russian people's minds. Many activities are held here, whether they are religious or political celebrations. It is considered the square with the most activities and people visiting in Moscow. This area is also the location of the zero kilometer of Russia. You can see it from the road surface with a circle symbol and inside this circle, tourists stand in line to stand in the middle of the circle and throw coins over their shoulders to the back to pray to return to Moscow again. Next to it, we will see the GUM department store stretching along the Red Square, which is a paradise for shoppers like us Thais. And if you come to GUM, something you must not miss is lining up to buy ice cream at this department store because it is very famous. I did not miss it. It was recognized as a world heritage by UNESCO in 1990. Next, you will see the cathedral. St. Basil's Cathedral, a symbolic architecture of Moscow. Red Square is a place you must visit if you have a chance to visit Moscow. #TravelAbroad #TravelRussia #Moscow #RedSquare

Before my trip to China, I installed TripCom. Afterward, I actively started using TripCom Moments: uploading posts about China and a bit about Japan. But when I returned to Cheboksary, the app began recommending local attractions to me — many of which were represented with outdated and irrelevant photos. It genuinely saddened me because our city is incredibly beautiful, cozy, and interesting, and tourists, seeing such outdated materials, might not appreciate its potential. Cheboksary is a very clean, cozy, and pleasant city in the Volga region, located on the banks of the majestic Volga River. It is situated not far from Kazan, making it convenient for travelers to combine trips: if you are planning a route through Kazan, it’s easy to allocate at least one day to visit Cheboksary as well. The city is about 650 kilometers from Moscow, but you can get there comfortably and quickly — by train or plane (1-1.5 hours). The culture of Chuvashia is truly unique. The Chuvash people are a Turkic ethnic group, but their language belongs to the so-called "Oghur" branch of Turkic languages, which has almost completely disappeared worldwide. Essentially, Chuvash is the last living representative of this ancient language group. Therefore, the traditions, ornaments, music, and folk art of Chuvashia carry a rare cultural heritage that cannot be found anywhere else. This is why I want Cheboksary and Chuvashia to be represented vividly and modernly on TripCom — so that tourists, including those from other countries, can discover this amazing region and see its true beauty.

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Just had to share this — I came across the most amazing restroom today! 🌟 It was spotless, beautifully designed, and had such a calming atmosphere. Honestly, who knew a restroom could be this impressive? Sometimes, it’s the little things that make a day unexpectedly delightful! 🚻✨

cheboksary a cold city and pretty no different which season #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall

#spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall the amazing trip

#spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #beachlife around Russia 🇷🇺💜😅