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wild_julia Says: If you're going to Sakhalin 1 project you'll have to take the train from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. It usually leaves in the evening and arrives in Nogliki around 11 in the morning. It's an old Soviet type of train. The toilets are closed during the stops, so try to do what you...
wild_julia Says: If you're flying from Moscow you'll most likely fly Transaero or Domodedovo Airlines. I enjoyed the flight with Transaero, they give you pillows, blankets, those eye pads for sleeping (whatever you call them). If you have children they give you a small bag with toys and...
wild_julia Says: Bring a lot of warm clothes. Gloves and a warm hat is a must. In May it's starts getting warmer, but you'd still have to wear a jacket. Also if you go there in autumn or spring make sure you have good/not expensive boots. It gets extremely muddy, there's puddles and dirt...
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Bring a lot of warm clothes. Gloves and a warm hat is a must. In May it's starts getting warmer, but you'd still have to wear a jacket. Also if you go there...
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Q: Julia.. Can you please tell us if you saw farmacies, and hospitals? and if you, like expat, were entitled to used them? I'm...
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I went to Sakhalin Island in March 2005 with my boyfriend. We both work for the same company in oil and gas industry. I must say I was really nervous to go there mostly because of the weather. It gets...
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