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Standing still as an endless landscape of Eurasia, Ukraine is a country that constantly challenges the conventions time and again. Be it hosting the memorable ceremony of 2012 European Soccer Championships without a glitch or embracing the modern infrastructure with renovated city centers and resurfaced roads; Ukraine has come a long way since its ‘Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic’ days.

Globally popular for its Orthodox and Baroque architecture, this capital city is surrounded by various lofty mountains. As the largest and most beautiful city of Ukraine, Kiev houses a number of tourism hotspots such as St Sophia's Cathedral which happens to be the oldest church of the city and also a UNESCO World Heritage site. This church possesses the 11th century frescoes and mosaics including the enchanting Virgin Orans mosaic.

The rich and ornate 1000 year old history of Chernihiv is glorified with the architectural legacy of pious Christian temples. This oldest and also the most ravishing city of Ukraine comprises of spectacular shrines of Our Lady and relics of saints, St. Elijah's and Good Friday Churches and the liberating Ukrainian Baroque Holy Trinity Monastery.

This industrial hub of Ukraine was initially the military center during the imperial era. The well-maintained arena provides valuable insight into the past and present working culture of Ukraine. Pay your homage to the Ukrainian martyrs at Monument of Glory or discover the inner solace at Preobrazhensky Cathedral.

As the biggest city of Western Ukraine and the bubbling cultural capital entire country, Lviv is also on UNESCO World Heritage List, thanks to its riveting and historic city center. This city is also famous for the enriching experience that one encounters in its tranquil churches and monasteries such as Russian Orthodox Cathedral and The Bernardine Church and Monastery.

The port city called Odessa consist of two main ports namely Odessa and Yuzhne. Old town is the main attraction of this city that demonstrates the erstwhile trade center of Russian Empire. Leaf through the pages of Ukrainian history at local museums including Archaeology museum, Museum of Western and Eastern Art and Odessa region museum.