Kursk students passed the “Road of Victory” in Dagestan
Two students of the Kursk Pedagogical College - Victoria Kochetkova and Anastasia Rabotnikova - returned from a trip that left a deep mark on their memory. Dagestan conquered them with its mountains, ancient fortresses, restless Caspian Sea and amazing hospitality of local residents.

Two students of the Kursk Pedagogical College - Victoria Kochetkova and Anastasia Rabotnikova - returned from a trip that left a deep mark on their memory. Dagestan conquered them with its mountains, ancient fortresses, restless Caspian Sea and amazing hospitality of local residents.
Under the Victory Road program, the girls visited key points of the republic: they walked through the streets of Makhachkala and Derbent, reached the high-mountain Gunib, drove to Kaspiysk. Among the sighted are the Juma Mosque, the Tarki-Tau observation deck, the Naryn-Kala fortress and the colorful old maghals of Derbent. The museums of Military Glory and the Historical Park “Russia is My History” left a special impression: there the past seems to come to life, and each exposition tells its own story.
In Gunib, the trip turned out to be more than just tourism: the students not only got acquainted with the traditions and history of the region, but also participated in the preservation of memory themselves - they helped to improve the territory of the museum and laid flowers at the monuments to the heroes.
The program “More than travel” is held within the framework of the national project “Youth and children”.



