About this Episode
Hello, you are listening to the radio Ara. I am Marina Khomutova and this is a radio show ARA RUSSIA for peace.
Today my guests are Julia and Dmitry Vlasov, travelers and true explorers of the world. They have visited more than 170 countries and territories, sometimes as a couple, sometimes with their children, sometimes with friends, and sometimes even with their dogs. Their routes are far from typical tourist itineraries.
Among their journeys are all the islands of the Pacific region, including places linked to the famous story of the Bounty,
the island where Paul Gauguin lived and worked, not Tahiti but another, far less visited one,
and even Antarctica, where they reached the Bellingshausen Station.
One important thing to say right away: Julia and Dmitry are not bloggers. They don’t travel for likes or followers, but for the joy of the journey itself, driven by curiosity and a genuine interest in people and cultures beyond the usual tourist routes.
How do they plan such trips? How do they choose destinations and set priorities? And how do they find places without crowds, without turning travel into a race to tick boxes?
Stay with us for a conversation about travel as a way of life, not a performance for social media.
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The first Russian-language radio show in the Benelux countries invites guests from the countries of the former Soviet Union and around the world who speak Russian. […]
