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I’m not sure of the guide referenced, but I traveled in Russia extensively not long after the fall of the Soviet Union. Based on the advice we received, don’t d
by davidgh 9y ago
I’m not sure of the guide referenced, but I traveled in Russia extensively not long after the fall of the Soviet Union. Based on the advice we received, don’t do stuff like take pictures of government facilities, bridges, airports, etc. Don’t attempt to be discreet in your photo taking when you do take photos - hold your camera in plain view as to not appear you’re attempting to hide your activities. Don’t take pictures of things that might have the possibility to show the country negatively such as a dilapidated buildings, street beggars, etc.
Also, not directly related but be incredibly careful around military installations, and be aware that many strategic military installations are not clearly identified with signs (if you’re walking in a forest and hit a chain link fence don’t climb it).
Stuff like that.