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As soon as we learned that Montenegro is reopening its cities, national parks and beaches for Ukrainians, we tasted freedom and began to plan a vacation. We tell you what you need to see in Montenegro when you go on vacation. It is the smallest of Montenegro's four national parks, home to one of Europe's three remaining virgin forests. "Biogradska Gora" is a living example of developed ecosystems, which did not reach the human hand. The small park is home to 150 species of birds, ten species of mammals, 86 species of trees and nine glacial lakes.
Ostroh monasteryMost of the monastery is built in a steep cliff, so Ostrog is considered an architectural wonder not only of Montenegro but also of the world. Built in the XVII century, the monastery preserves the remains of St. Basil of Ostroh, and the monastery is the most important place of pilgrimage in Montenegro.
Durmitor National Park
Tivat

As a matter of fact, the best place in the world and from whom the brothers have a butt.Steel development - tse already for a long time longer, less fashionable words. Having become one of the key problems of 2021 to fate, since the ecological evidence has begun to penetrate into the aspect of our life. It’s not trivial, even with global warming, overpopulation of the planet, the growth of the sea, the winds of ice and the growth of wikis in the coal And how ecologically clean are the calls in our kitchens and in our houses — there is one of the ways that you will be able to find yourself wondering at the level of development in the development of our places?    Jeddah in Saudi Arabia has become the least ecologic place of the planet. Well, the fact that the economy of the country’s community is directly related to the export of the Wikopen fire, which is more financially prosperous, but it’s more important to be recognized at the station. The capital of India of New Delhi and Amman in Jordan will add three of the most non-ecological places in the world. 
3. Amman, Jordan
5. Sao Paulo, Brazil
7. Kaire, Egypt

So, during the study, it turned out that most travelers dream of going to Braga (Portugal). According to experts, this city is often called "Portuguese Rome" because of the large number of architectural and historical monuments, beautiful churches and monasteries. The second most popular was the capital of Italy - Rome. “For decades, the city has been a favorite destination among travelers around the world. The Italian capital is not only an open-air museum, but also an ideal place for a family trip or a romantic trip, ”the portal representatives explained. Also among the desirable destinations, travelers noted Florence (Italy) for the beauty of the city and the concentration of art monuments, Sibiu (Romania) - the center of the province of Transylvania - for the combination of ancient history and the vibrant spirit of modernity . In addition, tourists dream of visiting Paris, the Greek island of Kefalonia, Kotor, the Soka Valley in Slovenia, and the Canary Islands.
Those who choose to stay at home in 2021 are cited as reasons for the still high risk of contracting coronavirus (42%), the too high cost of travel (37%), unwillingness to undergo quarantine at the destination or to receive certificates of absence of COVID-19 ( 29%). Every tenth person is ready to give up the trip until they discover the region they want. Also, one in ten cited a dislike of travel as the reason.Type and duration of planned tripsBeach vacation is the undisputed leader among travelers in Russia (70%), in second place is visiting relatives and friends, travel to which was impossible in 2020 due to the risk of the spread of coronavirus infection (47%). The high proportion of those wishing to go hiking (30%) is noteworthy, which can be explained by the desire to move, to get closer to nature after a long stay in apartments in self-isolation and remote work. It is also worth paying attention to 12% of those wishing to combine travel and remote work. Speaking about the ideal duration of travel, 55% of respondents mention 8-14 days; 18% believe that they can fully rest in 4-7 days; 17% - in 15-20 days, and 8% of respondents are ready to rest for three weeks or longer. Only 3% of the respondents would be satisfied with a rest of 1-3 days.

 

1. Salzburg, Austria This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Salzburg Music Festival - and it's a good reason to visit an Austrian city, even if you're not a fan of opera and classical symphonies. In addition, there will be theatrical performances, readings and other events.2. Washington, USA Washington is also celebrating the centenary - not of the festival, but of the 19th Amendment, a law that gave women the right to vote. The main museums - the National Portrait Gallery, the National Museum of American History and the National Museum of Women's Art - have announced special exhibitions. In addition, Washington has a revitalized coastal area, new museums and a thriving gastronomic scene.3. Cairo, Egypt Tutankhamun's treasures have been on world tour since 2018 - and in 2020 they can be seen at the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It is the largest museum in the world dedicated to one civilization. The classic program also includes the Red Sea, Luxor and the pyramids.4. Galway, Ireland The most bohemian city in Ireland. In 2020, it will be the European Capital of Culture, which means that the city's calendar of events is as full as the local bars with live music on Friday evenings. Street performances, digital art, theatrical performances - sleep somewhere else.5. Bonn, Germany Bonn was once the capital of West Germany, but disappeared from the radar after the unification of the country. In 2020, the city celebrates the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth. Concerts with world stars as soloists and conductors will go on all year round.6. La Paz, Bolivia A feature of the city - the cable car as a full-fledged urban transport - in 2020 there will be 11 lines. This is a clear sign that the city is developing - not counting the increased flow of tourists and opening culinary schools.7. Kochi, India The city in the south of India, in the state of Kerala, is developing environmental sustainability: the world's first airport operating only on solar energy has opened here. Here is colonial architecture, bohemian cafes and progressive galleries. And in 2020 the city will host the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.8. Vancouver, Canada The city is located between the majestic Pacific Ocean and no less majestic mountains. Greenpeace has appeared here, so the city simply has to be eco-friendly. At the very least, there is a lot of greenery and convenient routes for cycling and hiking, including along the coast.9. Dubai, UAE Dubai is a city where the future has already come. In 2020, there will be several confirmations of this, for example, the World's Fair, where 190 countries will show off their achievements in technology, mobility (maybe flying machines will already show?) And sustainability. The opening of the Museum of the Future is also expected. Well, futuristic architecture has long been available for inspection.

Leiden - an international city on the canals in Holland
Leiden is located on the Old Rhine River in the province of South Holland. 120 thousand people live in it. The density of museums, guarded buildings, ancient monuments here is amazing: about 3,000 such objects fall on the 26 km of the city territory. Leiden is one of the best places for those who like to learn new things and are interested in antiquity.The first mention of this city dates back to the X century. It was a small village on the lands of the Utrecht bishop. Two centuries later, a castle was built here. During the centennial war, Leiden grew at the expense of refugees and for a long time developed through trade and weaving. In the XVI century, it became known as a center of printing. For the brave defense of Leiden during the Dutch war with Spain in 1574, the Prince of Orange gave the city permission to open a university. This university, one of the oldest in Europe, is perhaps the main value and attraction of the city.
By the number of channels Leiden in the Netherlands is second only to Amsterdam. There are 28 km of “water roads”. A boat trip is a must for tourists, because many of the canals are similar to full-flowing rivers. The largest canal of the city is Rapenburg. If you are more interested in visiting attractions, then know: on Sundays, admission to everywhere is free.
The main attractions Poems on the walls (Wall Poems of Leiden) Walking along the streets of the Dutch city of Leiden, you will find poems by famous poets on the walls. Leiden is the only city in the world where poems are written in murals. This “fashion” was instituted in 1992 at the initiative of the Tegen Beeld Cultural Foundation.
Russian poetry is presented with dignity: the works of Tsvetaeva, Khlebnikov, Blok. If you set out to see the street, street lamp, pharmacy on the Night mural, then you are at the corner of Roodenburgerstraat and Thorbeckestraat. If you want to read the famous “Leningrad” of Mandelstam, then go to Haagweg, 29.Museum-mill "Falcon" (Molen museum de Valk) The Falcon Mill (Molen museum de Valk) is such a landmark that it is impossible not to notice it. It rises above the canal at Tweede Binnenvestgracht 1. Of the 19 windmills that have ever been in Leiden, Sokolinaya is better preserved than others.
Inside the conical structure there are five floors, of which three were once the miller's house. Climbing a steep wooden staircase to the very top, you can see stunning views of the city. And most importantly, you will learn about mill craft and old flour milling “technologies”.
The family name of the family holding the Molenmuseum de Valk was Van Rijn. This famous surname, which also belonged to Rembrandt, is very common in the city of Leiden and in Holland as a whole. But the millers were not relatives of the painter. In 1911, the next heir to the family left his father’s craft and began to organize the museum. The mill is still operational: if you happen to have a bag of grain with you, you can grind it.
Museum of Ethnology (Museum Volkenkunde) The Museum of Ethnology has a very valuable and rich collection. An important landmark in itself of Leiden and the Netherlands, it was opened at the direction of the King of Holland Willem I in 1837. This is one of the oldest ethnological collections in the world and part of the National Museum of World Culture. Museum Volkenkunde is ten collections (in places of origin) from Africa, Greenland, the Americas, China, Oceania, Korea and Japan, and other regions.
In each of the collection - thousands of exhibits, from artifacts of a thousand years ago to household items. In total, the collection has 240 thousand various material objects and 500 thousand audiovisual exhibits.

The Hague is the second largest city by population and size in the Netherlands.

 It is he who is the political center of the country. Here are the residence of the Dutch government and the Dutch parliament, as well as the royal court. It is in The Hague that Queen Beatrice lives. Thanks to this fact, the city was called the “royal city by the sea”. Indeed, the amazing landscape of the North Sea, on the coast of which the Hague is located, will appeal to any tourist and will definitely leave an unforgettable experience. But this city does not at all look like the government heart of the country. The Hague, which is considered one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands and Europe, has preserved the atmosphere of the past.
In the royal city by the sea, as well as throughout Holland, a large number of buildings from the 17th century renaissance style have been preserved. In addition, the city has a lot of architectural heritage of the XVIII century - houses in the classical and Baroque style. In the vicinity you can see the lovely little houses of the 19th century in the style of Art Nouveau. Only in the last 10 years, buildings in a modern style began to be built here.
Attractions in The Hague
What can become interesting for a tourist? Of course, the royal court and the Peace Palace, in which the International Court of Justice is sitting. Probably every tourist wants to see where the main political figures of the world work and live. But the buildings, museums, parks and theaters, which are full of the city, will be no less interesting.

January is a time of holidays, new plans, beginnings and a well-deserved rest, which is better spent not on the couch, but on the coast, in the mountains, on a cruise ship or on an excursion. In any case, the long-awaited and restoring strength vacation should be spent with benefit, as there is yet another busy year ahead. Wherever you go, you will certainly be waiting for new experiences, unforgettable adventures and vivid emotions, without which it would be boring to live, because it’s not in vain that travel is akin to dependence: after each of them, you also want to end this endless circle.

Beach holidays in January 2020.

Vietnam January weather in Vietnam is absolutely unpredictable. Quite a lot of tourists rest in the southern part of the country, despite the fact that January is the coldest period of the year. In Nha Trang and Phan Thiet, despite the high temperatures, the rest periodically is overshadowed by a strong wind, but Phu Quoc is an excellent place for a beach holiday. Where to go to the beach: Phu Quoc island, Phan Thiet, Nha Trang. Weather: the warmest in January on Phu Quoc Island, around +30 ° C. In Nha Trang - about +24 ° C. More details - weather in Vietnam in January.

Thailand.

Where to go to the beach: Phuket island, the southern part of the mainland coast. Weather: air and water warm up to +29 ° C. More details - weather in Thailand in January.

Phuket.