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Ukraine has so much to offer, from beaches and rocky mountain ranges, to Orthodox cathedrals and historic castles. Here’re some must-visit sites.

Tunnel of Love, Klevan: Admire and capture the amazing sights of this two-mile private train track covered by an arch of lush greenery that gives the impression of a never-ending tunnel. It’s the ideal location for couples and honeymooners.

Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle: Take a peek inside this fairytale-like castle to see all of the chambers, dungeons, and well-kept medieval cannons.

St. Sophia’s Cathedral: This cathedral draws tourists with its ornate Baroque facade of 13 golden domes, and its interior adorned with stunning murals, antique mosaics, and frescoes.

While Ukraine’s cuisine shares some flavors with neighboring countries like Poland and Russia, it also offers many unique delicacies that you must try.

Borscht: Distinctive crimson-colored sour soup made with fermenting beetroot juice, sautéed vegetables, and meat stock.

Paska: This sweet Easter bread is garnished with an egg-white glaze, poppy seeds, and religious or celebratory symbols like crosses or flowers on top.

Chicken Kiev: Tender, breadcrumb-covered chicken fillet dish that has a round shape with melted butter oozing out.

Given its location near the vast Black Sea, Ukraine offers a continental climate. Learn about the most comfortable and peak times to travel to Ukraine.

March to May: Pleasant springtime weather during these months is great for outdoor activities, including birdwatching, riverboat cruises, hiking or trekking, and taking walks through well-known cities like Kyiv.

June to August: Summer is the peak season of the year for festivals. It’s also the ideal time to relax at the beach, or go underground to explore the catacombs of Odessa.

December to February: The coldest time of the year perfect for winter fishing, skiing at mountain resorts, indoor and outdoor ice skating and visiting museums.

Whether you visit Ukraine in the summer heat or the cold winter months, these are the essentials that will be most useful.

Comfy Walking/Hiking Shoes: Perfect for sightseeing, hiking, trekking, or other outdoor activities in Ukraine.

Waterproof Jacket: The weather in Ukraine is unpredictable, so be sure to take a waterproof jacket along on your trip.

Scarf: Although Ukrainian fashion is not excessively traditional, if you hope to visit one of the many Orthodox churches, you need to pack a scarf to cover your head and shoulders.