The business hours are still very long. I looked at the sign and it was about 11 o'clock to close. This is already very good for Russia, which has few people. Then although the mall is not big, there will be restaurants, and then the restaurant also has a hookah and a non-smokers area.
The Baikal Lake-lake railway, originally part of the Trans-Siberian Railway, is more than 80 kilometers long, through 39 tunnels, and 29 kilometers of gable wall built by Italians. In the 1950s, due to the construction of a reservoir, the lake-bound railway was submerged and the train was changed. This abandoned railway was leased by a tourism company for many years and developed into a day-trip line for sightseeing tours, which traveled between Baikal port and Sliujiangka station every two days.
Very nice place, you can go and see it
The local area is relatively large, a very comprehensive, shopping center, you can experience the life of many locals here, and you can buy a lot of affordable things!
It feels like a bigger market. There are many Central Asians selling kebabs and burritos at the door. Chinese goods account for the majority.
The business hours are still very long. I looked at the sign and it was about 11 o'clock to close. This is already very good for Russia, which has few people. Then although the mall is not big, there will be restaurants, and then the restaurant also has a hookah and a non-smokers area.
The Baikal Lake-lake railway, originally part of the Trans-Siberian Railway, is more than 80 kilometers long, through 39 tunnels, and 29 kilometers of gable wall built by Italians. In the 1950s, due to the construction of a reservoir, the lake-bound railway was submerged and the train was changed. This abandoned railway was leased by a tourism company for many years and developed into a day-trip line for sightseeing tours, which traveled between Baikal port and Sliujiangka station every two days.
Very nice place, you can go and see it
The local area is relatively large, a very comprehensive, shopping center, you can experience the life of many locals here, and you can buy a lot of affordable things!
It feels like a bigger market. There are many Central Asians selling kebabs and burritos at the door. Chinese goods account for the majority.