The Carpathians amaze with the beauty of their pristine nature
The Carpathians are located in western Ukraine on the border with Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland. The mountains are located on the territory of 4 regions of Ukraine: Lviv, Zakarpattia, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi. This region has a very rich culture, traditions, interesting history.
Having decided to spend a summer vacation in the Carpathians, you will not regret at all that you did not go on vacation to Crimea, the Sea of Azov or abroad. Your vacation in the Carpathians will be brightened by excursions to the most beautiful places in the West. And the hospitality and open-heartedness of the local population will leave a lot of positive emotions. In summer, the Carpathian region is beautiful in its own way, which is hard to notice in winter when you come to ski, but easy to feel by spending at least a day on blooming mountain meadows.
Among the popular holiday destinations in the Carpathians, it is worth highlighting such as Slavske, Bukovel, Yaremche, Sinyak, and many other interesting and hospitable settlements. Many of the hotels and sanatoriums in the Carpathians have been operating for over 100 years and are true architectural gems of the resort and tourism zone. And, by staying in the winter season in the town of Volovets, you will be able not only to taste dishes of national Transcarpathian cuisine and steam in a hot sauna, but also to visit Pylypets, which has already earned the title of the best ski slope in Ukraine.
For fans of winter active recreation, a Carpathian vacation will be a veritable 'Klondike' of entertainment. Here are wonderful slopes for skiing, varying in difficulty, suitable for both beginners and professionals. As well as ski lifts and equipment rental bases. Everything you need for complete happiness, including very cozy hotels and holiday homes.
Today it is difficult to find such a tandem that combines wonderful relaxation, unforgettable nature and local flavor. In a word – everything that will give vacationers a wealth of impressions, memories and well-spent hours. And is it worth looking for something new without having visited the Carpathians?