Get a taste of twentieth-century Soviet/Russian military life when you step aboard the Minsk, an immense aircraft carrier of Soviet and later Russian extraction that has been opened for public viewing and insight. Savour the Minsk and other attractions in the area from one of the luxury Shenzhen serviced apartments that offer a unique approach to hospitality. Of all the options for fine serviced accommodation Shenzhen has to offer its international visitors, you might want to consider checking into the Ascott Maillen Shenzhen as its central location and luxury interiors make it an ideal base for your time in the city. When you desire a break from the norm, take the family for an intriguing day out about the aircraft carrier the Minsk, which presents an interesting glimpse into the militant goings-on of a Soviet/Russian aircraft carrier. The Minsk was part of the Soviet military fleet that had to be retired due to a major accident, and underwent several changes in ownership before landing in the care of its current owner, CITIC Minsk. Since it officially opened to public showings in 2000, it has seen passenger traffic amounting to more than 5 million, and has generated revenue of 450 million yuan. Visitors will acquire the chance to see the island as well as the flight deck and the hangar. Other areas, such as the living quarters and the armaments have been modified to function as exhibits, and visitors will also encounter the staff, dressed in mock limitary uniforms, who will treat audiences to choreographed performances on the deck. Visitors may also take motorboat rides around the starboard side of the Minsk. A fascinating experience for military and history buffs alike, the Shenzhen Minsk presents a unique sightseeing opportunity when you’re next in the city.
Angela Fernando is an impassioned travel writer who composes pieces under the pen name Sumaira Narayan. She loves writing about new and exciting places around the world and intends to visit them all someday.