Transcarpathian fairy tale
Having returned from enchanting Paris with a wonderful guide Tanya Kosarenko, I decided to spend the remaining money on a trip to Ukraine. I turned to my favorite Fairy, but as it turned out, Fairy sold me the Ethnotour tour. Transcarpathian fairy tale. The Carpathians, the hotel "Reikartz Karpaty" 4 * and an excellent company turned out to be fabulous. But first things first: we moved the night trip to Mukachevo quite simply, there were stops every 2-3 hours, we watched a movie (we didn’t have entertaining, thematic films like music on the tour). Mukachevo met us with pouring rain, but it is impossible not to fall in love with this city, it is very cozy and despite the clouds and the downpour, it is very bright. I really liked the Palanok castle, wine tasting and meeting my classmates, with whom we spent a wonderful 3 days. We arrived at the hotel, took a shower and walked around Zhdenievo. We had dinner in a kolyba, cheap and very tasty (food in the hotel restaurant is very expensive). In the morning we had a delicious breakfast and wonderful weather. We went to bathe in vats of mineral water. The road took a lot of time (I got the impression that we were driving more than walking), the waterfall in Lumshory was not impressive, but swimming in the vats is really a great vacation. I was disappointed with the complex lunch: 60 UAH but tasteless, the waiters were rude, the Wi-Fi was paid. Late arrival at the hotel, dinner in the hut. In the morning we went on an excursion to Uzhgorod, visited the Uzhgorod castle, some free time, which we spent on lunch in the Nativity scene. Formal check-in at Detsu at the notary, a colorful place where we took pictures and the drivers had dinner. Night move and we are at home. The impressions of the trip are ambiguous: if I went on a bus tour for the first time, maybe I would have liked such a service, but the contrast with the tours of Feeria and Accord is very strong. Transcarpathia is impressive, I will definitely return there, but without Ethnotour
