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A family from Barnaul, Russia, has embarked on a motorhome journey to Turkey with their three children. The route includes multiple Russian regions, Georgia, Turkey, Armenia, and Kazakhstan. The trip is not a relocation; the family plans to return.
A family from Barnaul has set off on a motorhome trip to Turkey. Father Timofey said they want to give their three children an unforgettable childhood and show that a motorhome can reach not only the Altai Mountains but also other countries.
The route includes Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, then Georgia, Turkey, and Armenia. The return journey will pass through Mineralnye Vody, Elbrus, Dagestan, Chechnya, and Kazakhstan. The family emphasizes this is not emigration but a grand family adventure, and they plan to return to Barnaul.
During the trip, the family faced negative attitudes in Georgia, which caused them to stay there for five days instead of the planned two or three. They describe fuel costs as enormous.
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A family with several children from Barnaul set off for Turkey in a motorhome. During the trip, they encountered negative attitudes in Georgia, which ...
A family with several children from Barnaul set off for Turkey in a motorhome. During the trip, they encountered negative attitudes in Georgia, which caused them to stay there for five days instead of the planned two or three. They describe fuel costs as enormous.
A family from Barnaul has set off on a motorhome trip to Turkey. The route goes through Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, Georgia, T...
A family from Barnaul has set off on a motorhome trip to Turkey. The route goes through Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, Georgia, Turkey, Armenia, Mineralnye Vody, Dagestan, Chechnya and Kazakhstan.
A family from Barnaul, Russia, has set off on a motorhome trip to Turkey with three children. The route includes Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd...
A family from Barnaul, Russia, has set off on a motorhome trip to Turkey with three children. The route includes Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, then Georgia, Turkey, and Armenia. The return journey will pass through Mineralnye Vody, Mount Elbrus, Dagestan, Chechnya, and Kazakhstan. The trip is not a relocation; the family plans to return to Barnaul.
A family with children from Barnaul has started a multi-country road trip in their own motorhome. The route includes Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgo...
A family with children from Barnaul has started a multi-country road trip in their own motorhome. The route includes Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, then Georgia, Turkey, Armenia, Mineralnye Vody, Dagestan, Chechnya, and Kazakhstan.
Russia — fuel prices
Updated: 19.09.2026
RON 92
$0.97 /l
₽81.63 · €0.84/l
9 of 18
cheaper than 56% of countries
RON 95
$1.07 /l
₽90.33 · €0.93/l
33 of 167
cheaper than 81% of countries
RON 98
$1.15 /l
₽97.10 · €1.00/l
17 of 101
cheaper than 84% of countries
RON 100
$1.33 /l
₽111.96 · €1.16/l
7 of 28
cheaper than 79% of countries
Diesel
$1.03 /l
₽86.29 · €0.89/l
23 of 166
cheaper than 87% of countries
Premium diesel
$0.96 /l
₽80.38 · €0.83/l
1 of 46
cheaper than 100% of countries
LPG (autogas)
$0.47 /l
₽39.52 · €0.41/l
6 of 55
cheaper than 91% of countries
CNG
$0.37 /l
₽30.73 · €0.32/l
4 of 16
cheaper than 81% of countries
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A motorhome built on a 2012 PAZ-3206 bus has been presented in Russia. The conversion cost 500,000 rubles, the modification 1,200,000 rubles, total price 1,700,000 rubles. The motorhome features a kitchen, bathroom with shower, two sleeping places, solar panels, retractable awning and a range of up to 1000 km. Technically, it has a 136 hp ZMZ V8 petrol engine, LPG equipment, all-wheel drive with GAZ-66 axles and units, top speed 95 km/h. Legally, the bus is re-registered from category D to category C.
Russian company GALANDETS has unveiled a motorhome with a maximum weight of 750 kg, allowing it to be towed by most passenger cars without restrictions. The model features air suspension with up to 20 cm of travel controlled via tablet or smartphone, panoramic windows with heated glazing, an electric bed-sofa conversion, and a smart home system. The living area sleeps four, and the kitchen includes an 80-liter refrigerator and gas stove. Power is supplied by solar panels up to 1 kW and 200 Ah LiFePo4 batteries. The interior can be transformed into a cargo compartment measuring from 2.5×1.35 to 4×1.35 m for transporting motorcycles.
A photo of a motorhome built on the UAZ Cargo platform was published in the official UAZ community. Over six years, a traveler equipped the van with a heater, refrigerator, gas stove, 70-liter water tank, 209×135 cm sleeping area, auxiliary battery, 220 V inverter and three solar panels. Off-road modifications include reinforced suspension, 35-inch tires, two winches, a snorkel and body armor. UAZ clarified that on new Patriots, only a tow hitch, winch, expedition roof rack and folding ladder are permitted without additional approval; other modifications require formal registration.
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From 25 to 27 September, the AVTODOMFEST festival dedicated to auto tourism, camping and caravanning will take place at the Grebnevo estate in the Moscow region. At the Piligrim-EXPO exhibition area, Russian manufacturers will present motorhomes, caravans and residential modules, as well as equipment and accessories for autonomous travel. On 26 September, a round table titled 'Motorhomes in Russia: legal status, safety and infrastructure development' will be held as an open discussion. Entry is free, and registration is open on the festival website.
A new motorhome based on the UAZ Patriot has been presented on the Russian market, built entirely from domestic components. The model accommodates four people, measures 5400×2100×3100 mm and has a module weight of up to 2350 kg. The base Standard version includes an autonomous heater, diesel boiler, induction hob, 95-litre fridge, shower with cassette toilet, a 600 W solar panel and two 100 Ah gel batteries; the Optima and Lux versions add a tow bar, awning, air conditioner, TV, portable power station, washing machine and coffee machine. Sleeping places measure 1900×1400 and 1850×1000 mm, with a separate washroom.
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