About the province

Ukraine in eastern Europe borders Russia to the northeast, Belarus to the north, Poland to the west, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Romania and Moldova to the southwest. It is the largest country in Europe, bordering the Black Sea and the sea. In the south of Azov. That is a popular tourist destination, particularly for tourists in Western Europe and North America.

The unique main selling point is the rich historical and historical character of the country, which has been around for five hundred years. Guests are amazed by the design beauty of Ukraine. Many tourists read the capital and largest city of Ukraine, where they begin their journey.

Population and languages

Ukraine has a population of approximately 46.7 million, and the official language is Ukrainian. Additional languages ​​spoken hereabouts are Russian, Romanian, Polish, and Hungarian.

electrical

Voltage – 220 volts, frequency – 50Hz. Standard European round pin attachment plug

Geographical location

Ukraine borders Russia to the northeast, Belarus to the north, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary near the west, Romania, Moldova over that southwest, also the Black Sea and Azov to the south. Ukraine’s strategic location between Asia and Europe made it a regional transportation hub.

Local Customs

Ukrainians are warm-hearted and welcoming people. Casual dress often wears here, but bright clothing is a good idea for cinemas. Small gifts will appreciate. Hinting is not uncommon; The service usually includes a good restaurant, including resort charges.

Sites to learn

St. Sophia Cathedral – being old as nine centuries, that is one of the design marvels of Ukraine.

Pechersk Lavra (cave monastery) – This cave is about a millennium old and dates back to the 11th era.

Royal Patriotic War Museum

Statue of the Motherland, Kiev

Travel

On Air – The national airline of Ukraine is Ukrainian International Airlines. The Air Fi Group and Austrian Airlines join Kyiv through Amsterdam, Barcelona, ​​Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Lisbon, London, Milan, Paris, Rome, Rotterdam, Vienna, besides Zurich. There does one more airline in Ukraine.

Also, Air Ukraine appears more limited services compared to European cities. Live also connects to New York, Warsaw, and Washington. It connects to Turkey via Simferopol and to the United Kingdom via Ivanofrankievsk. The major international airport that serves Kyiv is Borisphere State International Airport (KBP), located twenty-five miles from Kyiv.

By Sea – The primary ports in Ukraine are the Ismail and Odesa rivers on the Danube. Transportation links Ukraine with Russia and Georgia. They connect various towns in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Sevastopol is the port that joins Istanbul, Turkey.

Through Train – There are about 14,000 miles of railroads in Ukraine, connecting many cities and towns. Kyiv and Lviv are the main railway stations connecting Moscow daily. There are also lines to Berlin (Germany), Budapest (Hungary), Warsaw (Poland), and Bucharest (Romania) in Ukraine.

Photo by Kate Kasiutich