Why should you go to Ukraine? Why should you leave your comfortable home and go in search of a place, this is not a holiday norm and it is quite a lost place?
We were confident that many travelers were asking, or asking this exact question. To make their lives easier, we asked famous travel bloggers, writers, and other professionals who have already visited Ukraine to offer us their recommendations. Some have been to Ukraine for only a few days, some for a few weeks, while others have been here for some time.
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Ukraine's diversity is coming back to me
I've been to Ukraine since 1998 and this is the diversity of the country that I visit again and again. In Europe where you can do a tan on an amazing beach, ski-in dramatic mountain landscapes, enjoy Central European glory, and enjoy the world's most exciting delta in one holiday. I can travel by boat. And the people of Ukraine are also diverse groups, from Kyiv artists to the Crimean Crimean, Carpathian Huntsville to Donbas miners, some states are proud of this colorful decoration of citizens. It is all about, and the incredible hospitality of Ukraine that makes the trip here an authentic travel experience in Europe.It's all about the people
I always say travel is about people. And from the moment I arrived in Ukraine, many of the people I encountered (including the immigration officer at the Lviv International Airport!) Had a happy smile on their faces and to make sure it was genuine. Interested that I enjoyed staying in their country. This proved to be true while walking around the city of Liu, while I was on the train overnight and spending some days in the big city of Kyiv, in the countryside near Komsch village. Anyone who appreciates the opportunity to interact and learn with the locals while traveling should keep Ukraine on their list. |
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People could not be friends
I spent about 6 to 6 weeks looking for Ukraine and I can't wait to go back! Kyiv was beautiful, wherever you see the golden dome shining. In western Ukraine, Lviv really stands out with its interesting churches and museums, the charming city center, and the Lechkiewski cemetery. Learning the traditional art of egg painting was a highlight of my journey. Beyond Liev, Kamnitsk - Podolsky and his castle were simply amazing, and Ivano-Frankivsk, Chiniotisi, and Kolomiya were all fantastic. The people I met along the way could not have been friends, from the person who took me on a quick trip to Kirchcity Park, to the tour guide who took me on the Chernobyl route.Ukraine surprised me in many ways
Ukraine has surprised me in many ways from the very beginning. Despite language barriers, people are incredibly friendly. The massive textured architecture is colorful and magnificent, and - my favorite part - the nature of Ukraine is very beautiful. I took two days hiking in the Carpathian Mountains, and my stories of this adventure will continue for a lifetime.It was a country of contradictions
During the Mongol rally we only had a short time in Ukraine when we went to Mongolia, but the time we spent there was unforgettable. We met many colorful characters in the country. It was during this border crossing that we encountered Natasha, the golden bombshell of a guard whom we still talk passionately about, even though she was trying to lighten our wallet. His companion did everything in his power to help us and we will never forget him, nor can we thank him enough for his kindness. We spent a night in the closet before crossing the Russian border and while we slept in the car on several occasions, we also had the best accommodation for our entire trip. We searched for a hotel in Odisha without any luck, but in Kyiv, we lived in the luxury lap of renting a beautiful apartment just above the Rolex store. It was a country of contradictions and that is what makes it so memorable.This is an interesting view of Europe that is fast disappearing
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Ukraine is not included in the tour of many motorhome tourists like us. Our research in the camping areas on our way from Romania to Poland created a whole lot of zero spots. We thought about what to do? The forums are buzzing with burglar utensils and traffic police talk that doesn't allow us to leave without a bribe. Not positive things pay close attention. And yet we went anyway, and we're glad we did. In the guidebook, before EU membership softened, there was talk of a visit to the Eastern European countries which made them very fond of their counterparts in the West. Today's Ukrainian books will rightly say, now go, this is the fascinating look of a Europe that is fast disappearing. We found roads worthy of passage, and we were welcomed as we blurred our way through customs and cities, villages.
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