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Meet the Hutsulia
Meet the Hutsulia! (Ivano-Frankivsk – Kolomyya – Knyazhdvir – Kosiv – Yavoriv – Kryvorivnya – Verkhovyna – Yaremche – Zhenetsky Falls – Bukovel – Ivano-Frankivsk)
1 day
Arrival to Ivano-Frankivsk.
Check-in to hotel “Nadia”*** (www.nadia.if.ua).
Tour of the city of Ivano-Frankivsk , – «Ideal City Renaissance» - Market Square with the most beautiful City Hall, Vetch Square, Cathedral of the Holy Resurrection, Sheptytsky Square, the Mitskevich Monument.
Lunch at restaurant “Nadia”.
Bus tour to Kolomyya – glorious center of Pokuttya region. Visiting the museum of folk arts of Hutsulshchyna and Pokuttya regions. The museum of “Pysanka” – the only one in Ukraine listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The collection of the museum includes about 10,000 items, not only from all regions of Ukraine but also from Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, France, Canada, Pakistan, India, China, Egypt and Algeria.
We invite you to the Yew Reserve “Knyazhdvir” - mysterious and unusual fore-forests with picturesque landscapes and crystal clear springs. There is a house, decorated with wooden carvings, like a fairy-tale tower, on its lawn. It is “Local history museum of flora and fauna of the Carpathians”, which items tell us the history of our land and its ancientry. We will have an opportunity to hold pieces of yew, bearing the proud name of mahogany, or "The Tree of Kings”.
Return to the hotel.
2 day
Buffet breakfast. Free day.
Optionally: bus tour “Visit to Hutsul craftsmen” (170 UAH). The town of Kosiv is considered to be the heart of Hutsulshchyna, the center of the folk arts, where local artisans create the beauty, preserving centuries-old traditions. Acquaintance with the products of art pottery.
A stop in the village of Yavoriv - the center of “lizhnyky” production (woolen blankets).Moving to the village of Kryvorivnya where we will visit a real “Hutsul Hut-Grazhda”. Moving to the village of Verkhovyna. Its lowest part is located in the height 620-640m above sea level. Excursion to the private “Museum of Hutsul life, ethnography and musical instruments of Roman Kumlyk” – it is an opportunity to see the collection of house ware, traditional Hutsul clothes, different musical instruments, bank notes of different times, even old-time Hutsul cell phone.
Return to the hotel.
3 day
Buffet breakfast. Bus tour to the famous resort town Yaremche – the pearl of the Ukrainian Carpathians. The suburb of Yaremche - the village of Dora, which is also called the gateway to the Carpathians, will impress us with a masterpiece of wooden architecture - the unique Church of St. Elijah, built without any nail! Waters of Prut River will catch us to a picturesque Probiy Falls. You can also visit a famous souvenir market. Trip “To crystal waterfalls…” including the visit to Zhenetsky Falls at the foothills of Homyak Mountain.
Moving to Bukovel: – one of the biggest ski resorts of European level in Ukraine. There are rope tows, two- and four chair lifts and multi lifts in its territory. The total length of the slopes is 14000 m. Ski resort Bukovel will be useful for people of all ages. The climate of the Ukrainian Carpathians, clean air, spring water, picturesque landscapes will leave an unforgettable impression. Return to the hotel.
4 day
Buffet breakfast. Free day in Ivano-Frankivsk.
Optionally: a unique workshop on making traditional Ukrainian talisman – motanka-doll (40 UAH). Created by your own, puppet will become a miracle for you a wonderful souvenir of Hutsulshchyna!
Price: 1390 UAH/adult
1190 UAH/children under 12
Price includes : - accommodation in “Nadia” hotel
- breakf doesn’t asts and 1 lunch
- transport service according the program
- guide service
Price doesn’t include:: -tickets to excursion objects
- optional excursions
- insurance
Important information:
- additionally, you can pre-order 3 dinners in “Nadia” restaurant – 180 UAH
- minimal number of people for optional excursions – 10 people
- travel agency reserves the right to change the number, order and time of excursions or replace them with equal ones.
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