Alyosha Review

Aosha is a gray concrete soldier statue on a hill north of the city of Murmansk. The monument was built to commemorate the heroic struggle and tenacity of the people of Murmansk during World War II, up to 40 meters high. The flowers placed under the tablet are covered with snow, and the red color is particularly bright. The long open fire burning on the ground in front of the tablet is sprayed from a large five-pointed star. The bear flame is not afraid of the cold. The address is tenacious. Free attractions, 10 cars can also be reached, away from the city.

[View] After Russia repelled the German Minhang, locals in order to remember the success of this great battle, created a monument of English martyrs high on the mountainside of the Kola River, which the locals affectionately called "Azha". It represents the Russians' high respect for the unnamed British. "Aosha" is not only a landmark of Murmansk, but also a local tourism feature. Russians or foreigners who come to the local tourism must come to this scene to lay a wreath, and new people will also come to this scene to take wedding photos, which is an honor.

[Fun] It feels like an electric shock, like a miracle, passing through my life. Lament the magic of nature. [View] You must have good photography technology and equipment to take a shock. [Cost-effective] It is not easy to go.

Very interesting historical story. The views from here are amazing at night.

Murmansk's most famous attraction should be the Red Army statue of Aosha, located on the north side of the city, which was built in 1972 to commemorate the Red Army soldiers who died in World War II. Go out to see the giant statue of Aosha at 9:30 in the morning. Take bus No. 2 at the lakeside station, walk for about 20 minutes, after crossing two small hills, go to the middle of the mountain to see the giant statue facing the back of the sea, the scene is solemn and magnificent. 40 meters high Azhaosha head helmet carrying steel gun, standing on the high post, facing the seaside harbor, as if protecting behind Murmansk. The pyramid mausoleum next to the statue, where all the Red Army soldiers who died in the war of the country are buried, remembers the inexhaustible fire of the statue of the British spirit. This is a reminder of the battle against the German fascists that took place here seventy years ago. After the outbreak of the Patriotic War, Murmansk's most important significance was as the end of the Arctic route, where aid from the United States and Britain arrived and disembarked from the Arctic Railway to Leningrad. To cut this lifeline, the Germans and Finnish forces carried out an offensive on the northern line side by side, trying to capture Murmansk and cut off land transport, although they successfully advanced for tens of kilometers in the early days, but under the Red Army's desperate defense they soon had to stop the offensive. The air force followed, and indiscriminate bombing of Murmansk turned the area into a scorched earth, but Murmansk's defenders gritted their teeth and insisted on the end of the war. Not far away were a few high-shooter guns, it seemed that this was once the anti-aircraft position of Murmansk. There was no one around, and we stood under the giant statue of Azhar and looked around. A bird's eye view below shows that the port of Murmansk is actually a river port at the mouth of the river, and the Arctic Ocean is in the distant mountain sky. Looking back at the city, it was a continuous hilly area, with several lakes dotted with blue lakes reflecting green grass-covered hills and white churches, and such a beautiful view in the desolate Arctic Circle is rare. The mountain is the highest point of the city and close to the bay. The wind is particularly strong and the clouds are unpredictable. Sometimes a bright beam of sunlight is scattered on the bay, and the scenery is beautiful; sometimes the dark clouds are thick with snow and rain, and the scenery is dim. As we left, we saw a group of children led by teachers to the giant statues to take pictures of the collective.

After watching the aurora from the base, I went to Murmansk City for a day trip through the ground guide. I looked forward to the Raiders before I saw Axa. Really went, really shocking, at the top of the mountain, bringing people happiness, a wide view, overlooking this beautiful Arctic city, beautiful atmosphere, spectacular.