- Authentic Ukrainian Savors
- Intangible heritage
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Elements of intangible heritage
- Opera
- Wooden churches
- Open-air museums
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Culture as an embodiment souls of the people
In today's dynamic world, the concept of territorial barriers is becoming more conventional.
This encourages traveling. While traveling around the world (in reality or on the Internet) we, first of all, learn the culture of the people living in various countries, their spiritual values, learn the language, we try to understand the soul of the nations.
The key to such understanding lies in the deepest layers of folk culture, preserved in the Intangible Cultural Heritage of each nation.
Virtual tours can be just as much exciting, as the real journeys. Technologies allow digital traveling through visiting the open-air museums, exploring the unique architecture of wooden churches or taking a look behind the scenes of taking a look behind the scenes of opera houses of Ukraine.
At least once, almost everyone visited the opera hall and was breathtaking by the performance on stage. But not everyone had a chance to see the backstage interior. Only virtual tours can bring you behind the scene to admire the architectural atmosphere of all ukrainian opera theatres, to explore the magic that is usually closed to visitors.
DetailsIn the heart of the Carpathian Mountains, models of unique architecture of ancient Ukrainian art - ancient wooden churches, recognized as masterpieces of the European construction of the UNESCO cultural heritage, have survived. Let’s start a virtual tour to get acquainted with them and prepare for a real tour.
DetailsDo you know the number of the open-air museums present in Ukraine? To find it out, let's take a virtual tour, where you will get acquainted with folk architecture and everyday life, learn about the history and peculiarities of life in different regions.
Details"The essence of culture - the desire of the collective soul of the people to express themselves"
(Oswald Spengler)
