Hello to everyone! Ukraine is overcome by exceptionally awful weather. Strong winds, heavy snow, cold storms, traffic jams and numerous disasters hit almost the whole territory of Ukraine. A total of 180 villages because of blackouts were left without electricity, and thus water and heating. In several areas nights are a freezing minus 20 degrees Celsius, so even the bravest Ukrainian ladies have wrapped in warm gloves, scarves and caps. However, the weather will gradually come back into more normal focus. And it should be mentioned that winter resorts would be best benefit from the situation.

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Hello to all who is reading our blog! St. Valentine’s Day and the holiday of March, 8 (the traditional Ladies’ Day in Slavic countries) are around the corner. What could be better than natural beauty present? One of the most favorite and classical gifts to your gorgeous Russian bride is the bouquet of flowers. One prefers red roses, another adore pink tulips – each to her own. But daffodils are considered to be a real taste of coming spring soon. Nothing says this season like daffodils! These flowers are real sales hit, they are fresh and luxury. According to the floral experts, daffodils are believed to be flowers of a tender friendship, but these plants symbolize coming spring, so that is why ladies adore it. » Read more..

Ukrainian Crimean peninsula is famous by its pleasant climate, welcoming beaches and beautiful sights. Let’s take a look today at one of amazing Crimean showplaces, splendid St. Nicholas of Myra Lighthouse Church.

This church is located not far from Alushta. It was build in the name of those who died on the water, in the fame of lost ships and sailors. In Orthodoxy it is considered that St. Nicholas of Myra patronizes travelers and sailors that’s why his name was given to this temple. This beautiful church has also a lighthouse that guides the ships in the sea. » Read more..

There is a place in Ukraine that is known as a birthplace of famous Polish king Jan III Sobieski. This is the Olesko Castle that is located not far from Ukrainian city Lviv.

It was built between 13^th and 14^th centuries as defensive fortification at the territorial border of Polish-Lithuanian Principality. In those days Olesko Castle was an outpost against the Tatar-Mongols and Turks. They say, many times invaders tried to conquer it but the castle resisted and was restored every time. » Read more..