Tourist guide to Ellese

Ellese is a country on the Black Sea sandwiched between Chechnya-Dagestan, Russia and Georgia, which includes all of Crimea and most of the highest parts of the Caucasus Mountains. Its capital city is Torsvilo, on the Vilos (Kuban) River, but its largest and most historical city is Alanaile, on the Kerch Strait. The country is mostly comprised of dry, cold steppes which farmers herd horses and try to raise chickens on, but also has a warm coast dotted with resorts, and many magnificent mountains in the South. The country has had a tumultuous history, and has only been fully independent in rare times. It is known for being ruled by a very conservative dictator, and for being highly religious. While generally the government is more relaxed on tourists than they are on citizens, it is still strict and you may be barred from entering the country and fined if you bring in a number or items and literature.

Regions: The Crimea: -Crimmea Krai: a mostly rural, arid area full of farmers. There are no big cities in this Krai, but there a number of lakes, and it is a good region to go to if you are looking to experience the traditional life of Elleseans for yourself, by participating in a homestay. -Yelposos Krai: this Krai is known for its historically important city of Yelposos. It contains a number of immersive and modern history museums, the best of these being the waterside one called The Museum of the History of Grand Yelposos, and borders some quite scenic mountains. It is one of the richest cities in Ellese, and so very clean and safe. -Mesosci Krai: this Krai is known for being the location of Mesosci, the largest city in Ellese. It is also very historical, with the Western, most populated, side having a number of Soviet monuments and museums (although they tend to be overt propaganda against communism.) It also has a number of Ancient Greek ruins and is famed for its boat city between its two sides, populated by nearly 10,00. This city, due to its size, is the least safe in Ellese, but crime, particularly violent crime, is still very rare. West mainland: -Torsvilo Krai: this Krai contains Torsvilo, the capital city of the country and the most cultured in it. It is great for tourists due to its Torsvilo Central Park, which contains a huge library, and a forested area, along with many museums, restaurants, sports grounds and lakes. Another must see is the palace of the Fer, which has won architectural awards, and contains 100 rooms. Torsvilo is also great for families, with it having over a 150 playgrounds, many child-specific exhibits in museums, and seperate toilets for children in many places. -Szen Krai: named after the first Fer of the Salle dynasty, this region is mostly rural steppe. There are many small farms in this area which you can visit for an authentic experience. It is this Krai which borders Rostov-On-Don. In some parts of this region, there are sand beaches, which are good to check out if you are in the region.