Tur audio 14 reasons to visit Perechyn

This route was prepared for you by tour guides Alisa Smyrna, Yurii Yanovskyi, Yurii Slavik and Pavlo Khydish.

Alisa Smyrna is a tour and mountain guide from the Uzhanska Valley. She specializes in cultural, cycling, and walking tours for German-speaking tourists, educational tours for children and adults. She has studied German philology and world literature in Ukraine, obtained an MBA in International Tourism Management in Austria. She is the owner of the «Bed&Bike Dobra Nuc» bicycle estate in the former collective farm granary, where she organizes real Uzhanska Valley weddings and gets her tourists married, organizes gastronomic evenings with volunteers from all over the world, as well as arranging children's camps. Alisa's special passion is children's and family environmental programs, in which you can go beyond the habitual and use all the senses, rediscovering the world around you. Phone: +38 (050) 609-49-91.

Yurii Janovskyi is a guide with two degrees. For more than seven years, he has been seeking out new tourist attractions, conducting excursions, developing interesting routes both in Transcarpathia and in neighbouring Hungary, Slovakia and Romania. He participates in interesting and relevant tourism projects, seminars, refresher courses; he conducts trainings himself. You can contact the guide by phone: +38 (050) 936-95-11, e-mail: yuriyungvar@gmail.com. Website of the tourist services: ungtour.com.

Yurii Slavik is a local historian, guide. He has a double specialty: historian and tourism expert. He is a Candidate of Historical Sciences, works as an associate professor of the Department of Archaeology, Ethnology, and Cultural Studies at Uzhhorod National University. He is the founder and co-organizer of the international festival of medieval culture «Silver Tatosh». You can contact the guide by phone: +38 (066) 782-18-03.

Pavlo Khudish comes from Uzhhorod. He studied at the Historical Faculty of Uzhhorod National University. After defending his dissertation, he stayed to teach at his alma mater. He deals with the history of the Jewish community of Transcarpathia in the 20th century. Among his interests are the medieval historical reconstruction and European culture of the interwar period and, of course, the history of his native Transcarpathia. You can contact the guide by phone.

One might encounter cell phone dead zones, so we suggest downloading this route in advance.

In order to properly prepare for the trip, please get familiar with the information below! This will help you arrange in advance to visit the places of interest and avoid possible problems.

Contact the following BEFORE embarking on the route:

Point 5. Book a costumed tour of Perechyn with postman Fedor Feketa: +38 (050) 609-49-91, Alisa Smyrna.

Point 7. «Muzey Mista Perechyn» (Local History Museum of Perechyn), Uzhanska St, 7. Mon - Fri from 9:00 to 17:00, on weekends by appointment: +38 (050) 265-50-12,  https://www.facebook.com/museumperecin.