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Due to the closed borders, I wanted to discover interesting places in Ukraine. Help plan your itinerary. Starting and ending point - Chernihiv. Distance - up to 1000 km in both directions
Due to the closed borders, I wanted to discover interesting places in Ukraine. Help plan your itinerary. Starting and ending point - Chernihiv. Distance - up to 1000 km in both directions
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Due to closed borders, I would like to discover interesting places in Ukraine. Help me plan the route. Starting and ending point - Chernihiv. Distance - up to 1000 km in both directions. We are planning a trip by car. Thanks in advance for your advice!
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answered 4 years ago
Stanislav, Kherson mountains
Aleshkovsky sands, Kherson region
White rocks in the Nikolaev region near the village of Trikraty
Aleshkovsky sands, Kherson region
White rocks in the Nikolaev region near the village of Trikraty
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Fisherman's house in Zhytomyr region
Tarakanov Fort in the Rivne region
Bakota near Kamenets Podolsk
Mount Gendarme
Radar Pamir Upper Yalovets
Lake Gornoye Oko
Tarakanov Fort in the Rivne region
Bakota near Kamenets Podolsk
Mount Gendarme
Radar Pamir Upper Yalovets
Lake Gornoye Oko
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Refinement Fisherman's house on the island of Love + Denishi Teterevka canyon and rocks in the Zhytomyr region
To the south of the country + Kinbur Spit and Dzharylgach Island
The largest quarry in Europe Ingulets GOK - Ingok
To the south of the country + Kinbur Spit and Dzharylgach Island
The largest quarry in Europe Ingulets GOK - Ingok
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answered 4 years ago
Vika284 Thanks for the options! But I repeat - we consider the distance from Chernigov to 1000 km in BOTH sides.
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answered 4 years ago
dima_80_ sorry I didn't read carefully I thought 1000 km one way
But then we leave the Zhytomyr region
Fisherman's house on Love Island
Denishi rocks - beautiful and sporty for those who love rock climbing
Black Grouse Canyon and Korostyshevsky Canyon
On the contrary, we want to go in the direction of Chernigov to see the chalk quarries Mogritsa, Chernihiv Lake in the form of a heart
But then we leave the Zhytomyr region
Fisherman's house on Love Island
Denishi rocks - beautiful and sporty for those who love rock climbing
Black Grouse Canyon and Korostyshevsky Canyon
On the contrary, we want to go in the direction of Chernigov to see the chalk quarries Mogritsa, Chernihiv Lake in the form of a heart
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Sumy region, or Kyiv region.
Depending on what interests you, I usually share. separately: history, architecture, places of "power" and so on.
If you make a tourist vinaigrette this is one thing, but if the theme is another.
I don’t know how Vika284 laid the route from Chernihiv for more than 300 km, if through Kyiv it will be 1000 km both ways plus or minus 150 km (depending on which paths to go), but okay, it doesn’t matter. if you look at this route, then in my understanding it would look like this
Nizhyn (a review of the "church of the city itself" plus if there is a guide to visit the "Black Rada", a museum of rare books, a museum of the postal station, again if there is a guide, then to stop on the history of cucumbers and the imperial court)
Baturin (well, there’s not much to tell on the spot, decide for yourself)
Konotop (well, from the Aviation Museum (which may be interesting for kids) to get a guide, let him show where Malevich lived in Zagrebelya (and the story of where the black square came from is also an interesting version)
ending...
Sumy region, or Kyiv region.
Depending on what interests you, I usually share. separately: history, architecture, places of "power" and so on.
If you make a tourist vinaigrette this is one thing, but if the theme is another.
I don’t know how Vika284 laid the route from Chernihiv for more than 300 km, if through Kyiv it will be 1000 km both ways plus or minus 150 km (depending on which paths to go), but okay, it doesn’t matter. if you look at this route, then in my understanding it would look like this
Nizhyn (a review of the "church of the city itself" plus if there is a guide to visit the "Black Rada", a museum of rare books, a museum of the postal station, again if there is a guide, then to stop on the history of cucumbers and the imperial court)
Baturin (well, there’s not much to tell on the spot, decide for yourself)
Konotop (well, from the Aviation Museum (which may be interesting for kids) to get a guide, let him show where Malevich lived in Zagrebelya (and the story of where the black square came from is also an interesting version)
ending...
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answered 4 years ago
Sumy (from the Chekhov Museum on Luka to the original Croisy) a large selection
Mogrytsia (chalk quarries and the brightest church in Eastern Europe)
In general, you can narrow or expand depending on how much time you spend on the tour route.
Mogrytsia (chalk quarries and the brightest church in Eastern Europe)
In general, you can narrow or expand depending on how much time you spend on the tour route.
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answered 4 years ago
dusik1981 Thank you! Nezhin and Baturin have already seen, so the second option is more interesting. And in time - 3 days on the road. So, to invest over the weekend.
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dima_80_
so the choice is great, if you throw out Nezhin and Baturin in the Sumy region, and you will have a couple of days starting from Konotop then Sumy - Mogritsa - Sumy - Belopolye - Putivl - Glukhov - Chernihiv.
so the choice is great, if you throw out Nezhin and Baturin in the Sumy region, and you will have a couple of days starting from Konotop then Sumy - Mogritsa - Sumy - Belopolye - Putivl - Glukhov - Chernihiv.
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answered 4 years ago
For a couple of days you can travel around the Kiev region, like on Pereyaslav, there you can see the skansens and from there to Rzhishchev with a flooded or on the water church, call it whatever you like)) well, from there the White Church and Chernihiv
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answered 4 years ago
Hello, if you have not been to these places, then:
Route 1: Chernihiv - Zhytomyr - Dubno - Kremenets - Pochaev Lavra, about 570 km one way.
Must-see:
Zhytomyr: Museum of Cosmonautics
Dubno: Tarakanovsky Fort and Fortress in Dubno
Kremenets: fortress and city center
Pochaev Lavra - everything is interesting.
Route 2: Chernigov - Oster - Kozelets - Bila Tserkva - Buksky canyon - Uman, about 400 km one way
Must-see:
Oster: the remains of the temple of St. George's Goddess of the XI century
Kozelets: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Bila Tserkva: Arboretum "Alexandria"
Buk Canyon: actually, the canyon
Uman: Sofiyivka park.
Route 1: Chernihiv - Zhytomyr - Dubno - Kremenets - Pochaev Lavra, about 570 km one way.
Must-see:
Zhytomyr: Museum of Cosmonautics
Dubno: Tarakanovsky Fort and Fortress in Dubno
Kremenets: fortress and city center
Pochaev Lavra - everything is interesting.
Route 2: Chernigov - Oster - Kozelets - Bila Tserkva - Buksky canyon - Uman, about 400 km one way
Must-see:
Oster: the remains of the temple of St. George's Goddess of the XI century
Kozelets: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Bila Tserkva: Arboretum "Alexandria"
Buk Canyon: actually, the canyon
Uman: Sofiyivka park.
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