Charming Transcarpathia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Ukraine. This amazing region attracts guests primarily with its unique nature, numerous opportunities for active recreation, as well as ancient monuments of national history and culture. Thanks to the variety of resorts and developed infrastructure, Transcarpathia is an excellent place for recreation not only in winter, but also in summer. Especially since even today, during the war, the region remains one of the safest in Ukraine. Therefore, we offer the TOP-6 places in the Ukrainian Carpathians, where you can spend your time interestingly and usefully and get healthy.
Berehove is a real tourist oasis in Transcarpathia. A city with cozy streets and provincial charm, where you can enjoy a romantic atmosphere, restore mental balance and get a boost of energy. It has everything for a perfect vacation: from healing thermal springs to authentic cuisine, from fresh air to picturesque architecture and the hospitality of local residents. The city is known primarily for its unique mineral springs, the analogues of which are almost impossible to find in the world - they are found only in New Zealand, Iceland, Sakhalin and Kamchatka. Thermal waters, saturated with useful minerals, always have a comfortable temperature - about 360 S. And their medicinal properties are indicated for people with cardiovascular, metabolic, dermatological, endocrine and nervous diseases.
In addition to thermal waters, Berehove is famous for its wine, because it is the center of winemaking in Transcarpathia. Here you can not only taste various varieties of wine, but also learn more about the history of winemaking in the local museum, located in the former ancestral estate of the Bethleni family.
Remaining the most famous winter resort in Ukraine, "Bukovel" is not boring even during the summer period. In the summer, the village of Polyanytsia in the Ivano-Frankivsk region turns into a true paradise for lovers of active recreation and extreme entertainment. You can feel the adrenaline on the longest trolley in Ukraine - a high-speed descent on an inclined cable, 1130 meters long, resembles a real one flight, which lasts about 100 seconds, giving unforgettable impressions. In addition, for those who like extreme sensations, "Bukovel" offers:
And for those who want to immerse themselves in the everyday life of the Hutsuls, the ethnopark "Hutsul Land" is waiting for you - it is an interactive open-air museum, where you can grind flour, weave a towel, make sheep's cheese and take part in master classes of folk crafts. A contact zoo and architectural monuments of the 19th century will be a wonderful addition to your leisure time. If you choose one of the hotels of the international hotel operator Ribas Hotels Group to stay in the Carpathians - WOL.07 at Ribas , Ribas Carpathians , Graal Resort by Ribas , Helios by Ribas or Didukh eco-hotel and spa - your vacation promises to be not only exciting, but also 100% comfortable. After all, every detail is taken care of here to provide you with maximum rest and pleasure. For those who dream of relaxing alone with nature, the glamping format is also available - Ribas project Mandra Glamping with cozy double glamps at an altitude of more than 900 meters.
Svalyava is located in a picturesque valley at the foot of Krykhai mountain, at the confluence of two mountain rivers - Latoritsa and Svalyavka. A special attraction of the area are exposed blue rocks, which were formed even before the ice age. This place seems to be created for relaxation of soul and body. Nevertheless, Svalyava attracts tourists not only with its wonderful landscapes and fresh mountain air, but also with healing mineral springs and gastronomic traditions.
The most famous local springs "Luzhanska" and "Polyana" are often compared with the waters of "Borjomi" for their health-promoting properties. So the place is a real find for those who need the prevention and treatment of various diseases, including the gastrointestinal tract.
Simultaneously the balneological resort allows you to combine wellness with a pleasant rest and enjoy local gastronomic traditions. And, be sure, the taste pleasure of Hungarian and Transcarpathian cuisines will not leave any visitor indifferent.
The salt lakes of Solotvino are the Transcarpathian analogue of the Dead Sea, where you can not only enjoy the healing waters, but also immerse yourself in the atmosphere of peace and harmony that the nature and history of this region provide. The local lake waters are not inferior to the Israeli tectonic lake and have powerful healing properties that help to forget the symptoms of asthma, bronchitis, allergies and other respiratory diseases.
Salt lake Kunigunda is especially popular among visitors, where you can see a unique natural phenomenon - how rock salt rises to the surface. In addition, the sights worth visiting while in this amazing place include a settlement dating back to the 2nd and 1st centuries BC, a museum of the history of salt mines and an old salt mine from the era of the Roman Empire.
Mukachevo, a charming town in Transcarpathia, is famous for its rich history and unique architectural monuments. This is a place where the past organically intertwines with the present, creating a unique atmosphere. Here you will find numerous historical buildings that have preserved their authentic appearance. Among them, the Greek-Catholic monastery of St. Basil the Great, St. Nicholas Convent, Neo-Gothic City Hall and the ancient church of St. Martin, who is considered the patron saint of the city and the founder of the chaplaincy. The real pearl of Mukachevo is Palanok Castle, which rises 70 meters above the city on a mountain of volcanic origin. Its construction began in the 14th century and was completed at the end of the 17th century. The castle withstood many sieges and became a symbol of indomitability and strength of the inhabitants. There is a museum on its territory, and the observation decks of the castle offer breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
A special atmosphere is added to the city by numerous people small sculptures that decorate the streets. By the way, it is said that they also have magical properties. So, when you visit the Palanok Castle, be sure to make a wish by holding on to the bronze finger of Fyodor Koryatovych, and in the center of the city - don't forget to rub the button on the jacket of the bronze "Soot Duster" and the cherry on the cake of the "Confectioner's Apprentice".
One of the most charming and attractive natural sights of Transcarpathia is the high-altitude Lake Synevyr, which is often called the "Sea Eye" of the Carpathians. This lake is located on the territory of the former Mizhhirsky district of the Transcarpathian region and lies at an altitude of 989 meters above sea level. Scientists believe that Lake Synevyr was formed approximately 10,000 years ago after the end of the Ice Age due to a powerful earthquake. The surface area of Synevyr Lake is about seven hectares. At the same time, the maximum depth of the reservoir reaches 22 meters, and the average depth is 8.2 meters. The water in Lake Synevyr is noted for its purity and unusual taste due to the absence of chlorides. The summer months warm the surface water to a temperature of only +20ºС, and at depth it remains cool, with a temperature of about four to five degrees Celsius. This makes the lake a unique place for swimming, because even on hot days its waters remain refreshing.
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