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Belarus surprised me from day one — Soviet milk factories still operate here, and a glass of kefir at the market costs literally 15 rubles. Prices in general are about twice lower than in Moscow, and this is not an exaggeration.
Tip 1. Get cash rubles in advance — in small towns, cards are not accepted everywhere, and there are few exchange offices. 5–7 thousand rubles per week will be enough with a margin for food and transport.
Tip 2. Set aside a day for Mir Castle and Nesvizh Castle — they are 30 km apart from each other, convenient to combine. Entrance is about 600 rubles each, but the impressions are worth it.
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