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The most dangerous Crimean routes
The most dangerous roads in the Crimea are found on the way from Yalta to Bakhchisarai – an clay skating rink, near Theodosia – tourists, and near Uchan-Su – landslides.
The dangerous roads of Crimea In the height of the holiday season in Crimea, cars on the roads have traditionally increased: many tourists prefer their four wheels to trains for which tickets with fire cannot be found during the day, and the inhabitants of the peninsula themselves often go to the sea on weekends. However, the path between cities is much more complicated than the usual roads of settlements. Continue reading
Interesting Ukraine: Mlynky Cave
Mlynky – one of the largest horizontal caves in Ukraine. The length of about 35 km. Located in the Ternopil region, Chortkovsky district, with. Zalissya.
The base of the cave is a gypsum rock. A few million years ago, the entire cave was the monolithic bottom of the Sarmatian Sea. Gradually, cracks formed in the rock, into the depths of which water fell and washed out cavities, which now turned into numerous passages.
The first mentions of the cave are dated 1960. Excavations and research are actively underway to this day. The moves are often opened by the explosive method. Continue reading
Interesting Ukraine: Shenborn Castle in Transcarpathia
In 1890 – 1895, Count Bucheim Schönborn built a castle on the site of a wooden house. The castle of Shenborn is interesting also because it has a so-called astronomical structure. In it, the number of windows – 365 – corresponds to the number of days per year; 52 rooms correspond to the number of weeks, and 12 entrances – to the number of months.
The castle is built of brick and covered with original tiles. The architectural style of the castle is similar to many French castles in the Renaissance style of the “Musketeers”. Continue reading
