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Russia travel vlog by South Africa teacher gets popular

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Russia travel vlog by South Africa teacher gets popular


23.11.2021

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Robert Varti from South Africa has created the YouTube channel entitled "Russia, but really," where he talks about his travels in Russia, cities and regions of the country. He tells a lot of interestig facts about Russian cities, cultural and natural attractions in English, the Russian House in Chisinau writes on Facebook. 

Varti first came to Russia five years ago. He has been living in Moscow sicne then and is now working as a teacher in one of Moscow's schools.  He shot his first videos about Russia for family and friends, but later became interested in professional filming and started a YouTube channel. 

''Russia has an incredible collection of towers, forts, minarets, belfries and other tall buildings that make for a unique 'national skyline' that reflects the histories, cultures, societies, languages, religions, and ethnicities that are part of the modern-day Russian Federation,'' the author notes on his channel.

In less than six months of the channel's existence, Robert Varti posted videos dedicated to Moscow, Kaliningrad, the Curonian Spit, Kazan, Vyborg and other Russian cities and their attractions. 

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