"The world was catching me, but I did not catch it." Let's try to catch at least a memory of the outstanding Ukrainian poet, musician, philosopher, educator GS. Frying pan.

Raisin is one of the oldest cities in the Kharkiv region with a rich and interesting history, the scene of the "Lay of Igor's Host". Of greatest interest are the remains of the Izyum Fortress and the famous Raisin temples, and in June Izyum invites guests to the annual strawberry festival.

Excursion to Chuguev - one of the oldest cities of the Kharkov region - to the homeland of the world-famous artist I.E. Repin. It was in these picturesque places on the shores of the Seversky Donets, on the outskirts of Chuguev Osinovka, that a great artist was born and spent his childhood.

We offer fun and interesting time with your friends or colleagues in the bosom of nature, in the most picturesque corners of our region - Korobovy Farms, Bezlyudovka, Vysoky, Nesterenki, Berminvody, Lyubotin, Rakitnoe, Petrenki, Kantakuzovka, Dobropolye, Timchenki, Stary Saltov, Pechenegi, Krasnokutsk Arboretum, Singing Terraces, Yakovlevka, Rubizhne, etc.

Another excursion from the series "The Estate of Kharkiv region" continues to acquaint Kharkiv citizens with the beautiful past of our region, which, like the cut down Chekhov's cherry orchards, will never be returned ...

Much closer than Oposhnya and Petrikovka, the exquisite capital of Slobozhanshchina, Valki, has settled down without exaggeration. Here are still old masters and carefully keeps the secrets of skill the younger generation.

Animals at all times, starting with primitive society, have played a huge role in human life. The collection of excursions from the series "Living Kharkiv Region" is one of the most popular among tourists, both schoolchildren and adults.

Another excursion dedicated to the tragic and legendary events of the Second World War and in general the history of the Kharkov region. The fate of the two villages - Sokolovo and Taranovka - closely intertwined in the difficult days of 1943

Scattered throughout the Kharkov region, for tens and hundreds of kilometers from each other, these beautiful wooden pearls, like guards, protect us from oblivion, from indifference, from devastation.