Khabarovsk locations will compete for victory in the All-Russian competition

Seven attractions of the Khabarovsk Territory participate in the All-Russian competition "From the South Seas to the Polar Region". It is organized within the framework of the Rosmolodezh program "More than a journey" of the national project "Youth and Children". More than 500 unique objects from different regions of Russia will compete for victory in the popular vote.

You can vote for your favorite locations on the site of the Pride of Place contest.Russia. The top 89 will be selected by April 14, and the top 30 by May 30. The competition is held in three categories: "Points of attraction", "Development Space" and "Places of good deeds". The facilities that the Russians choose will be included in the tour routes and programs.

The Ministry of Tourism of the Khabarovsk Territory told IA AmurMedia that the regional visit center "Amur Cliff", the art space "Commune" and the regional education center are represented in the nomination "Place of Good Deeds" — ANO "Dobro Delo", and in the nomination "Points of Attraction" — Amur pillars, Petroglyphs of Sikachi-Alyan and Amur Bridge.

In addition to voting, on the site of the place of pride.The Russian Federation has the opportunity to take tests on knowledge of sights, and in the creative part of the competition — to tell about their memorable places. For participating in these activities, users receive points from the "Other Thing" project, which can be exchanged for prizes. The 100 most active participants will receive travel certificates from the More Than Travel program.

For the first time, the competition "From the South Seas to the Polar Region" was held in 2024. It was attended by 445 locations from 89 regions of the country. The winning attractions were included in the routes of the "More than a Trip" program. The aim of the project is to identify new attractive places in Russia and increase the interest of residents in the history and unique features of the country's regions.

Earlier it was reported that a project aimed at developing domestic tourism is being implemented in the Khabarovsk Territory. A unique souvenir has been developed for tourists — a passport from the Far East. In it, the traveler will mark the locations he has visited. These can be nature reserves and nature reserves, national parks, natural and architectural attractions, ski resorts, hotels, glamping, cafes and restaurants.