This section features letters written during Chekhov’s travels across Russia and Europe, offering insights into his experiences and the cultures he encountered. Chekhov vividly describes the landscapes and cities, including Tomsk, Yalta, and Vienna. These letters also convey his philosophical reflections and personal struggles, many of which were shared with his sister and close friends. They illustrate how his travels provided inspiration for his creative work and deepened his introspection.

SUMY,
May 4, 1889.
May 7.
May 14, 1889.
May 15, 1889.
TO A. N. PLESHTCHEYEV.
October, 1889.
MOSCOW,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
February 28.
March 4.
TO N. M. LINTVARYOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO I. L. SHTCHEGLOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
March 29.
April 1.
April 11.
April 15.
TO HIS SISTER.
FROM THE STEAMER,
MY DEAR TUNGUSES!
April 29, 1890.
MY DEAR TUNGUSES!
TO MADAME KISELYOV.
TO HIS SISTER.
TOMSK,
TOMSK,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO HIS BROTHER ALEXANDR.
MY EUROPEAN BROTHER,