Assalamualaikum wbt

Last Sunday, I went for an outing with fellow 6th year girls (K-reen, K-run, Shima, Auyun, Rodo and Lisa) and some of the 5th year girls. We went to the Tsaritsino Castle, Museum and Park somewhere in the south-east region of Moscow.

We brought some food which were hidden in our bags since no open picnic is allowed in the park. We played some games (Actually, only one game named Regu and the result was draw. Aishhh). We didn’t go into the museum. We just had some sightseeings. Walking around the castle itself was very tiring. Just imagine, how would it be if we spent time visiting the whole museum territory as well.

Let the pictures do the talking. Oh ya. My fellow Moscovites, don’t forget to pay a visit to the park. The fountain is simply superb. You will definitely love it, and the lake, and the trees, and the flowers, and the ancient buildings, and everything!

The entrance

1/4 of the lake

The park behind the castle

The castle

The girls

The bridge and the fountain

The 6th year students (plus Che Nab Lalala) (^_~)

Note 1: Tsaritsino Castle, Museum and Park is listed in UNESCO World’s Heritage.

Note 2: I noticed one thing about historical places in Moscow. At the entrance, they will make a few announcements in different languages to welcome people to the place. Or at least, to let people notice there is a historical place over there. And it sounds something like this: Dear Moscovites and guests of the city. Whenever I hear this phrase, I feel very  warm and welcomed. And I was like being hypnotized for three times to pay these places a visit: Moscow Historical Museum, Moscow Archeological Museum and Tsaritsino Castle, Museum and Park. It would be great if we can listen to something similar at our museums which may, or at least, touch the hearts of many to visit museums. Hey, visiting museums is cool. 😎

Note 3: Nadia, do you notice my scarf? 😉

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