🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Thanks to really crazy move from one side of Georgia to another we had time to do 2days hike from Juta through Roshka village back to Juta. At first we took illegal shower in the camp

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Kazbegi After unsuccessful ascent to Tetnuldi we spent about 15 hours in marshrutka and taxi and in the late evening we arrived to Stepantsminda. From there we started 3days adventure

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Tetnuldi, 4 858 m On 13 August, two of my friends arrived to Georgia and I was really happy to see them after 4 months 🙂 Second day we got to Tetnuldi as planned. And I must say that

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Hike Mestia - Ushguli Probably most known hike in Georgia is 60 km long and has about 2,5 to 3 thousand high metres up. I passed it vice versa from Ushguli to Mestia and even there

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Aragats With 4 090 m highest peak in Armenia. But it's not just simple mountain with one peak. It's former volcano with 4 peaks which are like a towers above huge volcano crater. Weather

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Path of legends - this is the name for the way from village Khndzoresk to three thousand mountain Khustup. This path has been built three years ago by People in need to support tourism

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 After ascent to Ararat and really hard descent with bumped knee, I stood next 2 days with my Armenian friends and together we visited city and lake Van which are deeply connected with

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Ararat - highest mountain in Turkey but also saint and national mountain for Armenians and with Armenians I had to go on top. From the first evening I realized that Armenians are really

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Kackar mountains, which are called also Turkish Switzerland or Turkish Alps, are wild mountains without tourist huts or other tourist achievements (including paths sometimes 😃) and

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Istanbul I'm thinking what to say about this city and first word which reminds me when I say that name is chaos. Total chaos in traffic, on the streets, enormous amount of people

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Crossing Rhodopes mountains started by hitchhiking from Melnik where I was taken by famous guy Kiril and his family. They took me to their home, gave me fresh water, sheep milk and

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Second part of beauty called Pirin. This part included marked, non-marked and long time not used routes, beautiful views, lakes, great hut Trite Čuky, with great owners, but also fear

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Pirin - second highest mountains in Bulgaria which is all part of UNESCO and after 6 days here I must say that it deserves this honor. It was 6 hardest but the most beautiful days of

🇨🇿 Czech below Second part of passing Rila was significant by ridges, nice views, animals (dogs, cat and bear 😃), really nice people - few Bulgarians in Musala and guys from mountain rescue who let

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Here are some photos from first part of passing Rila mountains, where my steps led through 7 Rila lakes, Rila monastery, bivouac Kobilino Branište and few lakes to city Samokov. Since

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 From Sofia I got to hills again, this time to Vitosha mountains with it's highest peak Cherni vrah. At first I visited Boyana church from 9th century which is part of UNESCO and then

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 Sofia - capital of Bulgaria where I spent 4 nights, city full of kind people, great food and it has really famous history and a lot of excavations from 2nd to 6th century which are

Ahoj @bucipuci, momentálně mám trošku víc času, protože kvůli šíleným bouřkám budu teď pár dnů v civilizaci (včera jsem jednu zažil přímo nad sebou v otevřené krajině a zážitek to byl hodně intenzivní),

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 I was really looking forward to the end of my journey through Serbia, because the end meant 5 days passing border mountains Stara Planina containing also the highest mountain in Serbia,

🇨🇿 Czech below 👇 On my journey, among other things, I love that freedom of decision, how and where I'll spend my time. So although I planned to hitchhike from Niš to Pirot, than to Stara Planina and