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Brasov – located in the heart of the Carpathians. The Black Church and the Old Town attract travelers. Trekking to the majestic peak of Piatra Mare.
Discover the magical Bucegi Mountains, accessed by scenic trails and a cable car. Visit the magnificent neo-Renaissance Peleș Castle and relax at the Sinaia SPA resort.
Bukovina – a picturesque land in north-eastern Romania. It is famous of its historic, beautifully painted monasteries and wonderful landscapes.
Maramures – world’s unique Merry Cemetery, old wooden churches, traditional villages and stunning landscapes.
Romania – beautiful landscapes, historic cities, castles and extraordinary cultural diversity. Introduction to journey to the fascinating land of Count Dracula.
Torres del Paine – a national park in Patagonia, famous of its breathtaking landscapes, including the 4 towering granite peaks of Torres del Paine.
Isla Magdalena – small island located in the Strait of Magellan. This is home for penguin colony, over 60,000 pairs.
Atacama Desert – the amazing world of the desert. The driest desert area on Earth. There is no rain in some part of the desert for over 500 years.
Salar de Uyuni – the world’s largest salt lake. In the dry season, the lake becomes a mirror, reflecting the sky and the surrounding area.
Armenia – a country in the heart of the Caucasus. Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as the state religion. Summery of the travel to Armenia and interesting facts about Armenia.
Garni – ancient temple complex built in ancient style. Geghard – medieval monastery is a miracle of Armenian religious architecture, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Noravank – 13th-century monastery, located in the narrow valley of the Amaghu River. Stunning architecture and picturesque location attract many travelers.
Etchmiadzin – the spiritual capital of Armenia. The Etchmiadzin complex is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. There is a cathedral, a church, a monastery and a museum on its premises in the complex.