Republic of Chechnya
The Republic of Chechnya (Russian: Чеченская) is a federal subject of the Russia, on the country's border with Georgia, in the North Caucasus. Most of the inhabitants of the area are Chechens and Russians. The capital of Chechnya is Grozny.
Languages
Chechen is the predominant language of Chechnya, but Chechens are still the Chechen mother tongue.
History
The history of Chechnya is full of riots and wars. We are all familiar with the war in the 1990s between the Russians and the Chechen separatists, which eventually led to the complete subjugation of Chechnya to Russia. Russia, which has ousted key separatists and established a friendly government in Grozny, has largely stabilized the situation. But he is unable to control the actions of the separatists who continue to operate outside the big cities. In general, relations between the Chechens and the Moscow government have never been harmonious.
Religions
Most Chechens are Muslim in religion.
Big cities
The largest city and capital of Chechnya is Grozny. Grozny was originally founded as a fort in 1818 under the name "Grosnaya Fortress", until it was later renamed Grozny, which in Russian means "terrible".
How to get there
By road
By train
By air
How to move
By road
Climate
The climate in Chechnya is relatively cold.
How to stay safe
Local cuisine
Chechen cuisine
Local drinks
Contact
