We are ready to introduce you to a truly amazing beauty of the country — Ukraine, which is located in the heart of Europe and is one of major European countries.
Unique landscape of the Southern coast of Crimea, stretching out for tens of kilometers sunny beaches of Azov and the coast of Odessa, green tops of the Carpathians, oak Polesie, Dnieper expanses and canyons of the Dniester River, ancient forests, vast eastern steppes, picturesque hills of Podolie and Ternopil, landscape parks, historic sites and shrines, nature reserves, one of the world's richest selections of healing waters and mud - all this awaits you in Ukraine. Add a rich cuisine, authentic folklore, folk crafts, colorful national customs and hospitality of the Ukrainians — you will love our country with all heart.
To make your stay in Ukraine is interesting and comfortable, we are pleased to offer a full range of vacation services.
Upon arrival you are met by our professional driver and a guide-interpreter, and to keep you entertained on the way to the hotel, you'll hear an exciting excursion.
We will book a hotel room, arrange meals, excursions, take care of your leisure time — will book tickets for interesting presentation or make restaurant reservations, get tickets to nightclubs. If you come to Ukraine on business, let us organize the workshops, presentations or conferences and your partners will not remain indifferent.
We’ll book the necessary air or railway tickets.
Restore energy and improve your health in the world-famous resorts of Ukraine: mineral water Truskavets, Skhodnitsa, Mirgorod, Morshyn and Khmilnyk, combination therapy with relaxation by the sea in Crimea, Odessa and on the Azov Sea coast.
Active leisure enthusiasts will get the greatest opportunity to engage in sports, tourism and active leisure activities in Ukraine: horseback riding trip to mountain massifs of Crimea, bicycle routes to the Carpathian Mountains, river rafting and kayaking, memorable walks through the underground of the world's largest caves, and even a simple charge of cheerfulness from the pedestrian tour through the woodland with an overnight stay at the lake. Skiers will appreciate the Carpathian winter season, which in some places runs through May. All this provides an opportunity for affordable and high-quality recreation during any season.
Ukraine is also interesting for history buffs as it treasures the memory of ancient civilizations. A traveler can visit the excavations on the tripol great-great cities site, the remnants of ancient Greek settlements in Crimea and Northern Black Sea coast, a place where skiffs built their capital Gelon, numerous castles and fortresses keeping the secret history of ancient Greece and Rome, Hungary, Poland, Turkey, Austria , Russia. Field of numerous battles in military history includes Ukraine and Russia, Sweden, England, Germany, Austria and Poland. History of Ukraine is inseparably linked to an important part of the historical past of the Jewish people. The rich culture and interesting historical background of many towns and cities today attract millions of domestic and foreign travelers.
Our Travel company invites you on a journey to a variety of places of Ukraine. Enjoy your stay in our wonderful country and let the professionals who keep love to Ukraine in their hearts — employees of our company — do the organization of your trip.
Our team consists of top professionals able to put their mind and soul into the company's projects.
We do our best to fill the vacation with bright and exciting moments, while providing maximum comfort. Holidays with us are not only reliable but also advantageous and convenient.

Welcome to Ukraine!

There are at least 7 major reasons to convince you to go on a trip to Ukraine.

1. If Europe is the original center of the formation of human civilization, it is worth mentioning once again that the center of the continent lies in the Ukrainian Transcarpathian region. Thus to visit the center of Europe a traveler has to come to Ukraine. Kyiv was, is and will be one of the main centers of Slavic civilization, the mother of cities of Rus. It is much easier for our compatriots — they need not travel outside their country to visit the center of the continent and the Slavic civilization. Many people may begin acquaintance with Ukraine from their native places. Tourists will see unique landscapes of the Southern coast of Crimea, stretching for tens of kilometers sunny beaches of Azov and the coast of Odessa, green tops of the Carpathians, oak Polesie, expanses of the Dnieper shores, age-old forests of Polesie, vast eastern steppe, Dnieper cliffs, picturesque hills of Podolie and Ternopil.

2. Although many wars and social upheavals have not spared Ukrainian cities, many of them still keep the unique peculiarities of historical memory and the architectural skill. At least three pearls — Kiev, Odessa and Lviv should be included in a mandatory program for every tourist. But at least a hundred towns and cities should also be included in the program — from Kharkov, Donetsk, Yalta and Sevastopol to Zhovkva, Kamenetz-Podolsk and Belgorod-Dniestrovski. Urban life in major cities of Ukraine is becoming more dynamic and rich on vibrant cultural events. Follow the schedule of events and you will be able to combine the impressions of visiting a new city and one of the many festivals, traditionally held around the country.

3. Ukraine protects the memory of dozens of civilizations. A traveler can visit the excavations on the site of tripol great-great cities, the remnants of ancient Greek settlements in Crimea and on the Northern Black Sea coast, a place where skiffs built their capital Gelon, numerous castles and fortresses, keeping secret history of ancient Greece and Rome, Hungary, Poland, Turkey, Austria , Russia. Field of numerous battles in military history includes both Ukraine and Russia, Sweden, England, Germany, Austria and Poland. History of Ukraine is inseparably linked with an important part of the historical past of the Jewish people. The rich culture and interesting historical background of many towns and cities attracts millions of domestic and foreign travelers till today.

4. The natural wealth of Ukraine provides the greatest opportunity for the development of sports tourism and active recreation — horseback journey along the mountain massifs of Crimea, bicycle routes in the Carpathians, rafting, memorable underground exploring of the world’s largest caves and even a simple charge of vivacity from walking tour through the woodland with an overnight stay at the lake. Skiing enthusiasts will appreciate the Carpathian ski winter season, which in some places runs through May. All this makes it possible for inexpensive and quality recreation during any season.

5. Every year tourist accommodation infrastructure is becoming better. With proper travel planning, a tourist can choose comfortable hotels at competitive prices and the comfort of a small home hotel at an affordable cost, and the hospitality of the village house ready to receive tourists. Every year dozens of new hotels, which you can choose for both business trips and family trips on weekends or during holidays are opened in the country. Our catalog presents only the best hotels, which are recommended by professionals and were highly appreciated by tourists themselves.

6. There is one of the world’s richest selections of healing waters and mud in Ukraine. Left from Soviet times powerful spa treatment maintained the best traditions of treatment and has recently begun improving its infrastructure. Today tourists from all over the world are coming to numerous local spas and spa hotels.

7. No one disputes the fact that Ukraine has the most delicious bacon, flavored soup and a strong gorilka. For the traveler who knows what’s what in cookery, our country will provide a decent selection of both national and international cuisine. In order to be a hundred percent confident in the choice of restaurants that you want to visit on your trip, check out the section where the institutions with the best combination of price and quality will be recommended. We can tell many more reasons to go on a journey to the most diverse corners of Ukraine.

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Geography

Ukraine is an amazingly beautiful country, richly endowed by nature and history, every corner of this country is unique in its own way. Ukraine is one of the largest European countries, situated in the heart of the continent. Holidays in Ukraine will be to tourism gourmets’ and various leisure lovers’ liking.
In the south Ukraine is washed by the Black and Azov Seas. Length of coastline within Ukraine is 1758 km (Black Sea — 1533 km, the Azov — 225). Borders in the north on Belarus, in the north and east — on Russia, in the west on Poland and Slovakia, in the south-west on Hungary, Romania and Moldova. In the south the country is washed by the Black and Azov seas. The territory of Ukraine is 603 700 km2, which is about 6% of the total area of Europe. Approximately 95% of the country is plain, just to the west rise the ranges of the Carpathians, and in the southern Crimean peninsula — the Crimean Mountains. The highest part of the Ukrainian Carpathians is Chernogora array: here is the country’s highest peak — Mount Goverla (2061 m). The biggest river in Ukraine — the Dnieper — crosses the country from north to south and empties into the Black Sea. Among the other major rivers are the Dniester, Southern Bug and the Seversky Donets.

Weather and Climate

Climate of Ukraine is moderate. Average January temperatures range from -8°C in the north-east to +4°C in the south of the Crimea, in July — respectively from +18°C to +24°C. Precipitation in the north-west is 600-700 mm per year, in the south-east — up to 300 mm, in the Crimean mountains — 1000-1200 mm, in the Carpathians — up to 1600 mm.

Currency/Finance

The currency of Ukraine is hryvna (UAH). You can exchange foreign currency into hryvna in banks and numerous exchange offices. The most common foreign currencies in Ukraine are the US dollar and euro. Most hotels, restaurants and shops accept credit cards.

National holidays and traditions

National holidays:
• New Year — January 1
• Christmas — January 7
• International Women’s Day — March 8
• Labor Day — 1, 2 May
• Easter — the date is not fixed
• Victory Day — May 9
• Trinity — the date is not fixed
• Constitution Day — June 28
• Independence Day — August 24

National holidays and traditions:

Religious holidays differ with special celebration customs and the traditions of their celebration is inherent only to Ukraine, which unites the Christian Orthodox culture with beliefs, roots of which reach deep into olden time.
• Christmas
Christmas Holidays cycle begins on January 2, the day of Ignat. Women thoroughly clean up the house. The culmination of the celebration is the Christmas Eve, or Rich kutia (January 6). By tradition, each member of the family has to be at home in the evening. The table should be striking with its diversity, but we must not forget that fast is still going, so fans of alcoholic beverages have to wait.
The most important dish on the table this evening is, of course, kutia. Over the holidays, up to Epiphany, kutia should stand in the place of honor in the house. After finishing dinner, children carry lunch to their godfather, the adults are preparing for an evening church service.
Gradually the evening ends and a magical Christmas night begins. Church bells, gangs of carolers create a solemn and festive range of sounds. Rite of caroling has a long history — it originates from pre-Christian times, when our ancestors worshiped the Sun with the holiday of Christmas Carols. Most carolers were children, and that’s understandable. Only men who, in accordance with custom, bring peace and rest into a house can sing carols and enter first into the house on Christmas Day.
After the end of church service the family goes back to a celebratory dinner, which is no longer fast. After lunch it is time of well-deserved rest. Guest time should start after dinner. Married children usually visit their parents. In the evening festivities start over. The boys arrange a den — a kind of play, the protagonists of which are the Goat, Shepherd and others.
• Old New Year
Only in our country we have this wonderful phrase — Old New Year. On Christmas Eve (January 6) we prepared Rich kutia, but on Melanka (13 January), the day that precedes Basil’s day or old calendar New Year we make a Generous one , which is made with lard. That is why this evening is called Generous.
For supper, as well as on Christmas Eve, the whole family gathers at the table. It is very important that clothes you wear this day are thoroughly washed and cleaned. After dinner it is necessary to go to the neighbors and ask for an apology from one another, in order to meet the New Year in peace and harmony.
The evening before the New Year gives a chance to those guys who failed during brocage. It is this evening when you can make a second attempt. However, to do this you need to find a girl at home, which is very difficult, because the village is already filled with girl gangs of carolers. Girls could only sing carols by the windows of houses and only by the end of Malanka — at midnight.
If you go out into the yard at midnight, you can feel the new year send away the old one. The most common on the New Year’s Day was, and still is, the rite of sowing. It is believed that this ceremony has come to us from pre-Christian times, because our ancestors celebrated the New Year not in winter but in spring, and because this rite is associated with hopes for a good harvest. Mostly children sow, and the most generous gifts are given to those who come into the house first. There existed entire sowing groups. In that case the interesting ceremony turned into a spectacle with Basil, Melanka, Gypsy and others as the protagonists
• Epiphany (Epiphany)
Epiphany ends Christmas Yuletide, which lasts from January 7 to 19. In accordance with the biblical story, Christ was baptized in the waters of the Jordan River; it gave the second — people’s — name of the holiday. The day before, on January 18, the whole family, as well as on Christmas Eve gathers at the table. The table is served with meatless meals, the hungry or Poor kutia is cooked. It is difficult to explain why it is called so, perhaps because all day before the Baptism one cannot eat anything because of harsh post. There is an interesting ceremony associated with the Hungry kutia — it is called kutia exile. Its essence is that we must take the pot where kutia was cooked and smash it on the gate, while saying: «Away, kutia, from home!» In some regions, mainly in the West, carols are sung on this day.
Water is blessed in churches — it gains particular strength and healing power. Epiphany water treats wounds, helps turn back any disaster. Coming back home in the morning after the night church service, you need to sprinkle every corner of your home with the holy water, then order and peace will be in your home.
On the night of Epiphany animals can speak human language, but you shouldn’t listen to their conversations — as a rule it does not end well.
On the day of Baptism the whole congregation used to gather near the lakes or rivers where church service was held. Of course they occur nowadays but the coloring, brilliant and mysterious enigma is unfortunately lost. It may be because the climate on our Mother Earth became considerably warmer and we do not have those winters. Now it’s hard to imagine that the whole church accessory for vodosvyatki, in particular the royal doors, were made of ice. In particular, this day was anticipated by children, because they expected so many interesting events. One of them is letting out the doves. These birds symbolize the ending holidays and they need to be set free.
It is a pity, but it is baptism that completes a series of Christmas and New Year holidays, and it is time to work.
• Shrovetide
The last week before Lent coincided with the pagan holiday of winter’s end and meeting spring, which was marked all the nations of Europe in the pre-Christian period.
The eastern Slavs gave this holiday a name of Shrovetide. Rites of Shrovetide were preserved in the folk tradition and the present time.
It was believed that during the last week before Lent you have to have much fun as ahead are 7 weeks of severe behavior and many limitations. Every day of this week has some peculiar and interesting customs. Let’s talk about each of them.
On Monday, women go to the tavern and begin Shrovetide. If men wanted to join their companies, they had to hang block on the neck, which could be removed only by putting out a kickback.
On Tuesday women were in the tavern again. After the fun in tavern everybody goes out to the street, where fun events are arranged, they last almost all day.
Wednesday is not associated with any actions and bears the name «Znoba-Baba».
Probably Shrovetide is paradise for women, because on Thursday they sit down and pick up the glasses again. And on top of that you cannot sew and spin on this day.
On Friday the son-in-law should feast his wife’s mother. After that he is supposed to ride his wife’s mother along the streets of the village or town. Moreover, service in this case depends on the character of the mother-in-law, if she is evil and selfish, she is driven on rough roads, and vice versa, if a mother-in-law is gentle and kind, then the road is smooth.
Saturday is not marked with any interesting rituals. Sunday is celebrated most magnificently. Especially for this day cooked dumplings with curd are cooked, in contrast to the Russian pancakes. Mass celebrations, games, fun were carried out. On this day one has to visit all the relatives and neighbors to apologize for all the wrongs committed in order to be cleansed of all impurity before the big post. We also can not drink vodka. Before going to bed you have to rinse your teeth carefully, to prevent devils pulling out curd that remained after the Shrovetide along with the teeth.
• Easter
This holiday, except for purely Christian motifs, bears the traditions associated with the old agricultural calendar, combining the celebration of Christ’s resurrection with motifs of spring rebirth of nature surprisingly well. On the eve of the holiday, on Saturday, the Easter cakes are blessed — people bring baskets with Easter products to the church: special loaves — Easter cakes (which are traditionally baked at home), Easter eggs and other edible attributes of the holiday. This food is sanctified by the priests, the heads of the Churches minister the holiday service, a large number of people visit the temple of God. Greeting during the Easter days are the words Christ is risen! White robe and embroidered shirts provide the festive atmosphere of high purity and high spirits. However, special attention deserves such an indispensable attribute of Easter as a sacred art of Ukrainian Easter egg, which continues to fascinate with contemporary beauty and refinement of its symbolism.
And that’s not all holidays and traditions of the Ukrainian people! Come to Ukraine — and get acquainted with the customs of the people and take part in the Ukrainian festivities.

Polity

Head of the state is the president. Head of Government is Prime Minister. The legislative body is the Supreme Council (Verkhovna Rada). In Crimea there is its own Supreme Council, the Council of Ministers, Supreme Arbitration and the courts, local representative and public authorities. The population is 48 million people. Consists mainly of Ukrainians (73%) and Russian (22%) and Belarusians, Moldovans, Crimean Tatars and dozens of other peoples.

National cuisine

Who has not heard about the Ukrainian lard with gorilka, soup with fritters and dumplings? National cuisine reflects the richness of the traditions of different regions. Every Ukrainian family has its own traditional recipes, which are passed from generation to generation. The most popular Ukrainian borsch is a fragrant soup made from several kinds of vegetables, necessarily including beets. Traditionally served with fritters (small rolls of dough) with garlic sauce. There are more than 30 varieties of borsch, different for every region — with mushrooms, beans, noodles (thick noodles), prunes, and even fish.

Religion

The majority is Orthodox — 76% (often refer themselves to the Moscow Patriarchate, part — to Kiev, part — to the Ukrainian autocephalous church), Eastern-rite Catholics (Uniates) — 14 %, Protestants, Hebrews, Muslims.

Capital

Glorious path is travelled by the city from a small village, the birthplace of Kiev Rus to the modern city with a worldwide reputation and value. Kiev is a unique city with a huge, simply incalculable, number of attractions, every house, every stone here has its own amazing story. Visitors and tourists coming to Kiev will find something new every time.
Modern Kiev is one of the largest cities in Europe, the administrative, economic, scientific, cultural and educational center of the country.
Kiev is the capital of Ukraine, a city with the population of 2,8 million people, the largest river of Ukraine — the Dnieper divides Kiev, stretching along over 20 km of the right and left coasts of the river.
The city of Kyiv is one of the oldest Slavic cities, the mother of cities of Rus, the official date of birth of the city is the year 482.
Kiev today is a modern European city with the legendary past and great cultural potential where you can find more than 30 museums, about 2 thousand unique monuments, 33 theaters, a huge number of permanent exhibitions.
A distinctive feature of the city of Kiev is «steep» terrain and an incredible abundance of greenery, there are more than 60 parks in the city, chestnut and linden trees grow along the streets. A famous resident of Kiev Mikhail Bulgakov once wrote: «And there were so many gardens in the City as in no other city of the world. They are spread throughout with the huge spots, with alleys, chestnuts, ravines, maples, lindens.»

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General VISA Information

For short-term stays in Ukraine (up to 90 days) visa is not required for citizens of the following countries:
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belorussia
Canada
Euroipean Union Countries
Georgia
Japan
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Liechtenstein
Moldova
Russia
Swiss Confederation
Tadjikistan
USA
Uzbekistan
Citizens of other than above countries would need a visa for entering Ukraine. Visas are issued by Ukrainian Consulates. Visa processing should be taken care in advance.
There are several types of visas; visa holds information on type, term of validity and usually reflects your itinerary in Ukraine, which is based on application and visa supporting documents you provide the Consulate with.

Common Types Of Ukrainian Visa

Transit visa (VF)

Transit visas are issued provided your passport has a valid visa for the next country on your itinerary, or if visa to that country is not required then tickets for transportation via Ukraine to the country of your destination are to be presented. Transit visa does not allow its holder to stay in Ukraine; it is supposed that travel through Ukraine to the country of destination can not exceed 5 days for one or several entries.
Transit visas are expedient when Ukraine is a transit country of your travel itinerary.
Transit visa can not be extended on the territory of Ukraine.
Private visa (VP)

Private visa

Private visa is for home stay visits; it is issued basing on original invitation from residents of Ukraine in the applicant's name by local "Visas Permits and Passports Department" office (OVIR). Please, note invitations are to be in original, the Consulates do not accept e-mail or fax copies.
Private visa holder is authorized for stay on the territory of Ukraine up to 180 days.
This type of visa is good if you are going to visit your relatives or acquaintances. Please, make sure that you have enough time to wait for the invitation that is to be mailed from Ukraine (Ukrainian post system is not very efficient and reliable) and those who invite you have time and willingness to go through local OVIR invitation issuing routine.
Private Ukrainian visa can be extended on the territory of Ukraine provided serious reasons (such as marriage, illness, etc.) are stated by the inviting party in their visa extension supporting documents which are to be authorized by a local OVIR.

Business visa (VB)

Business visa is for business visits to Ukraine and is issued basing on invitation of a legal business registered in Ukraine according Ukrainian regulations and a copy of State Registration Certificate of this company. The majority of Consulates accept fax copies of these documents.
Business visa holders are authorized for stay in Ukraine up to one year. Term of visa validity depends on purpose of a visit. Visa supporting documents for long-term business visas should have grounded business motivation.
Long-term business visas may require Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine authorization; it is to be processed in Kiev and takes 7-10 working days.
Business visa is expedient if you have business affiliate in Ukraine, and you need to make frequent and long-term visits to Ukraine.
Business visa can be extended on the territory of Ukraine upon request of the inviting party, which is to be applied to a local OVIR office.

Tourist visa (VT)

Tourist visa is for visiting Ukraine with purpose of tourism.
Tourist visa holder is authorized for staying in Ukraine up to 180 days for one or two entries.
Tourist visa is issued basing on invitation from travel agency and hotel vouchers confirming hotel(s) reservations. Vouchers might be substituted by hotel confirmations produced by hotels. The majority of Consulates accept fax copies of these documents.
Tourist visa can be extended on the territory of Ukraine. Some Ukrainian Consulates (e.g. in USA) issue tourist visas valid for 6 months, no matter what term is given in the application form and visasupporting documents.
Tourist visa is the easiest in terms of collecting visasupporting documents and Consulate processing.
Where And How To Obtain Visa For Entering Ukraine
The following documents are usually required to be applied for Ukrainian visa:
• Valid travel passport
• Filled in original application form. Copies are not accepted!
• 2 photos 35 X 45 mm size
• Visa supporting documents (these documents are different for each type of visa)
• Consular fee
Tip: before applying for visa make a call to the Consulate to make sure the following:
• Are fax copies of visa supporting documents for chosen type of visa accepted in the Consulate?
Usually fax copies of visa support for tourist and business visa are accepted, though some Consulates require originals. As for private visa, the invitation has to be in original according Ukrainian visa regulations.
• How long does it take to process the visa you have chosen?

Consulates usually have different processing times for each type of visa.
• What fees does the Consulate charge?
Amounts are different for each country, some Consulates charge two fees - one Consular fee and another processing fee. When application is sent by mail it is very important to pay the fees in full - otherwise you will have to start the routine from the very beginning.
• Working days and hours.
Important if you will be visiting the Consulate in person.
• Find out if documents are accepted by mail.
If you do not reside in the city where the Consulate is located it might save you a round trip. If documents are accepted by mail find out how you can obtain original application form - most probably it will be mailed to you provided you mail to the Consulate a prepaid envelope with your address.
Terms Of Visa Processing And Visa Fees
Standard term for visa processing is 10 working days. Term may depend on the Consulate and visa type.
If necessary, visa-processing term may be shortened to 2-3 days; quick visa processing usually costs 2 times more.
Consular fees vary from 40 to 150 USD and depend on the Consulate, visa processing term and type of visa.
Transit visas are produced within 1-2 working days.
Please, note only working days are counted - Consulates do not work on Saturday and Sunday, and celebrate all Ukrainian Holidays and Holidays of the country they are located in.

Visa registration In Ukraine
OVIR passport registration is not required for short-term visits (up to 180 days) starting from the July 1, 2001.
Extending Ukrainian Visa
Business and private visas can be extended on the territory of Ukraine in a local OVIR office, processing term is 3-5 working days. OVIR fee is up to USD 20. Business visa is the easiest to extend.
However, we recommend planning your trip in Ukraine so that you would not have to extend your visa - paying visits to OVIR offices is not the best way to spend time in Ukraine.
For obtaining a tourist visa to Ukraine, the following will be required:
1. Visa support (letter of invitation and/or hotel(s) confirmation)
2. Consular application form (to be obtained from the Consulate directly)
3. Your passport
4. Photo(s)
5. Consular processing fee receipts
The list of the documents is not final. Consulate may require additional documents. We advise to contact the Consulate in your country for detailed information before booking the visa support documents.
The visa support paperwork will be processed for you fast and efficiently. It includes a letter of invitation and a health insurance certificate.
Invitation letter processing fee is USD 33. The health insurance certificate cost depends on the term of your stay in Ukraine.
The visa support documents are emailed to you. Paperwork is sent to you the same business day your booking request is submitted.

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