What do you really know about Russia? Inland Visions follows host Peter Scott across the vast and diverse landscapes of the world’s largest country. Meet its fascinating people, discover age-old traditions, vibrant cultures, and the rich tapestry of Russian history. Prepare for breathtaking scenery, unforgettable encounters, and a deeper understanding of Russia’s past and present.
Solovki: Finding meaning in the Far North
Inland Visions travels to the Solovetsky Islands, one of the most mysterious places in the Russian North. Why have people come here for centuries in search of answers to life’s biggest questions? Who built the ancient stone labyrinths, and what secrets do they hold? And will we be lucky enough to spot beluga whales in the icy waters of the White Sea? Join us as we uncover the mysteries of the Solovetsky Islands.
Dagestan in blue
Inland Visions explores a world of turquoise canyons, subtropical orchards, futuristic sea monsters, and the endless waters of the Caspian Sea.
Beyond Sochi: Into the Abyss of Adventure
Inland Visions ventures beyond the southern resort city’s glamorous coastline and into its wild surroundings – exploring prehistoric caves, plunging into raging mountain rivers and uncovering the mystery of the Thirty-Three Waterfalls in the Sochi National Park (ticket required). Then it’s off to find out about so-called ‘Mad Honey’ – it’s sweet but poisonous. Finally, we take a leap into the abyss at Russia’s largest bungee jump!
Moscow’s legendary exhibition of splendor, history and innovation
In this new episode of Inland Visions, we explore VDNKh – a mini garden city within the Russian capital where fountains shimmer with gold and gemstones. Buckle up for an inside look at the cars state leaders and czars used to ride in – and their built-in secrets! Join us to discover the glory of Moscow’s past, present and future.
Kizhi: The Wooden Wonder of Russia’s North
Inland Visions travels to Lake Onega and the island of Kizhi – home to legendary wooden churches, subarctic mystery, and a breathtaking architectural wonder preserved for centuries.
Russia’s most Asian city, Asia’s most Russian city
At the eastern edge of the world’s largest country lies a city unlike any other. Winds from the Pacific, flavors from Asia, and stories from around the world have all left their mark on Vladivostok.
Join Peter Scott as he uncovers the unique character of this remarkable port city.