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The night of Ivan Kupala has long been considered one of the most mystical of the year. Our ancestors believed that it was at this time that nature reveals its secrets, and water, herbs and even morning dew acquire special power. Kupala Night was not only a holiday with bonfires, wreaths and merry festivities. It was a time when people carefully observed the world around them, trying to discern signs of the future.

The beginning of summer and the start of the long-awaited school holidays always pose a difficult task for busy parents. While work schedules in the city keep you in suspense, you want to give your children a real, bright summer with clean air, adventures and relaxation without endless screens of gadgets. And this is where the idea is born, which is becoming a trend in modern Wellness tourism - travel through generations, or grandchildren's vacations with grandparents.

For most of us, summer vacation is subconsciously associated with July or August, because we are used to planning trips in the middle of summer, condemning ourselves to the exhausting city heat, crowded hotels and bustling tourist locations. But those who know and experience the Carpathians from the inside, choose a completely different time. Rest in the Carpathians at the beginning of summer is a special kind of luxury, subtle aesthetics and deep care for your own body and mental state.

Have you noticed that after a few days spent in the mountains, your skin begins to glow, your hair becomes obedient, and there is no trace of yesterday's fatigue left. And the secret here is not only in the fresh air. The main elixir of Carpathian health is water. Perhaps that is why people have been traveling to Transcarpathia for centuries not only for the beauty of the mountains, but also for recovery. After all, the Carpathians heal not only with silence, beech and pine forests, clean air, but also with water.

There are cities that make you want to escape to the mountains. Not for extreme sports, not for loud parties and crowds of tourists, but for that rare state when you finally stop rushing. That's what summer in Vojvodina is like. There's no feeling of resort chaos, congested streets or endless queues. Instead, there are mornings with fog, a beech forest outside the window, leisurely breakfasts on the terrace and evenings when all you can hear is the chirping of crickets and the rustling of trees.

Transcarpathia is never monotonous. It is a kaleidoscope region, where in a few hours of car travel you can change several eras, cultures and even climatic zones. If you are looking for a real emotional reset, the best way to get it is to allow yourself a trip of contrasts. Combine within one vacation the wild, unbridled will of the highlands and the quiet coziness hidden in the depths of the forests.

Did you know that Transcarpathian weather signs work more accurately than any smartphone apps? In the city, our relationship with nature is limited to the screen of a gadget or the weather forecast on TV, but in the mountains everything is different. The Carpathians speak to us in the language of the wind, the rustle of leaves and the behavior of animals. For centuries, Transcarpathian highlanders have lived in absolute harmony with nature, noticing the slightest changes in its mood.

When spring fully comes into its own, Transcarpathia turns into a living scenery for a fairy tale film. The Carpathians seem to wake up at this time - the mountain slopes are covered with lush greenery, the mornings become especially transparent, and the sweet aroma of spring is felt in the air.

There are places in the resort where guests come by chance, but stay for a long time. Rancho Voyevodyno is one of the most favorite locations for family vacations in the Carpathians. No loud attractions, no queues, no screens. Just animals, living warmth and that special peace that can only be found near nature. Children here forget about phones and gadgets, and adults about age. Live communication with animals causes that special smile that is difficult to explain, but easy to recognize.

The birth of a child is the happiest and at the same time the most demanding event in a woman's life. Sleepless nights, constant care for the baby, new duties and responsibilities. All this requires considerable physical and emotional resources from the mother. And if during pregnancy a woman still somehow takes care of herself, then after childbirth her own needs often fade into the background.