Hello! I went this year to about. Khortitsa, with his younger brother. To be honest, I didn’t really want to go, but my younger brother persuaded me.
We got there by public transport. We got to the bridge, and then we had to walk again, which confused me.
But when we approached the Zaporozhian Sich, I was simply breathtaking from what I saw. Insanely beautiful nature, fresh air. On the way we met a hedgehog, and birds that you will not see in a bustling city.
Also along the way you can climb a hill from which a panorama of the city, the Dnieper hydroelectric station opens. And immediately there is a contrast, on the one hand, smoking factories, the bustle of the city, the movement of cars ...And here is silence, the singing of birds, and at this moment you just want to be silent and watch it all.
But our journey didn't end there...
We entered the territory of the Zaporozhian Sich, connected to some group, and heard a lot of interesting things: how the Cossacks lived, what rules and traditions they had. It was helpful for me and my brother as he is a schoolboy and they learn it in class.
Therefore, come with your children, friends ... , study history not from books, but live. It will be interesting for both adults and children)))
We got there by public transport. We got to the bridge, and then we had to walk again, which confused me.
But when we approached the Zaporozhian Sich, I was simply breathtaking from what I saw. Insanely beautiful nature, fresh air. On the way we met a hedgehog, and birds that you will not see in a bustling city.
Also along the way you can climb a hill from which a panorama of the city, the Dnieper hydroelectric station opens. And immediately there is a contrast, on the one hand, smoking factories, the bustle of the city, the movement of cars ...And here is silence, the singing of birds, and at this moment you just want to be silent and watch it all.
But our journey didn't end there...
We entered the territory of the Zaporozhian Sich, connected to some group, and heard a lot of interesting things: how the Cossacks lived, what rules and traditions they had. It was helpful for me and my brother as he is a schoolboy and they learn it in class.
Therefore, come with your children, friends ... , study history not from books, but live. It will be interesting for both adults and children)))
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