10 raisins of Transcarpathia + Sakura blossoms

Here on a lonely volcanic mountain is the most powerful fortress in Ukraine - Palanok Castle (XIV century), which was built by Prince Fedir Koryatovych, and the heroic glory of Princess Ilona Zrini. If you have free time in Mukachevo, you can also explore a lot of interesting things: the chapel of St. Martyna (XIV century), Rakotsi Palace (1663) and the beautiful green town hall (1903).

Former Beregsas has long been known for its architectural monuments, but most tourists come here for treatment, pleasure and relaxation. After all, it is here that the modern Zhayvoronok health resort is located, which is famous for its pools with unique thermal water (temperature 31-45 C). All year round, guests of the complex can be treated and relax in outdoor and indoor pools with natural mineral water that rises directly from thermal wells more than 1 km deep.

The first mention of this eternal border town on the Uzh River dates back to 872, it will charm even the most demanding tourist with its charm and color. Take a walk along the historical street of the city - Korzo, be sure to visit the most famous church of the city, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross (1841), the Roman Catholic Church of St. George (1775), see one of the oldest castles in Ukraine (14th century), the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life (open-air museum) and be sure to visit the iconic Dets inn at the notary.

In order to admire the Sakura blossoms, there is no need to go to Japan, it can be done in the historical center of the Czech city of Uzhhorod. Sakura Alley in the city above Uzh was planted in 1923 and every year hundreds of trees bloom here from the second half of April to the first days of May, depending on the weather, turning the old streets into a garden of paradise. Sakura is also called the Japanese cherry, it is a symbol of female youth and beauty, and there is such a belief that those who see the blossoming of 35 trees will improve their health and one wish will come true.

At the foot of the largest polony of the Ukrainian Carpathians, the Runa polony, is the Lumshory balneological resort, which has been known since the 17th century. In it, the heavenly beauty of nature and the elements of hell are closely intertwined in huge metal vats, in which you will be boiled over a slow fire in mineral hydrogen sulfide water. For greater enjoyment, you can alternate var soaking in a tank and bathing in cold water. Such rest, in addition to unforgettable impressions, leads to the recovery of the musculoskeletal system and rejuvenates the body by ten years.

The business card of the Ukrainian Carpathians is the incomparably beautiful Lake Synevyr, known popularly as the "Eye of the Sea", it beckons with picturesque mountain landscapes and crystal clear water, in which noble trout have long been found. The lake was formed approximately 10,000 years ago at an altitude of 989 meters and has a maximum depth of 22 meters.