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Castle on the Shore of a Mountain Lake by Hugo Hodiener

Aranjuez, Madrid

Gorje, Slovenia by Bor R

Niedzica Castle, Poland (by Piotr)

Orava river in the village of Oravský Podzámok, Slovakia.

The Church of Ilya the Prophet, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia (@_evgeniyaorlova_)

All you need to know to visit Lake Bled: travelslovenia.org/lake-bled/

Image © Vadim Sherbakov

Anastasia Trusova, “To meet the dawn” diptych Acrylic on canvas / 200 x 100 cm / 2021

Anastasia Trusova, “Dust” Acrylic on canvas / 70 x 80 cm / 2022

by Nikolay Myslivtsev

Ostromecko, Poland by Patryk Waszka

Hala Gąsienicowa, Zakopane, Poland by Mateusz Derks

Mount Volosyanaya, Russia by Olga Potapova

Devin Castle, Slovakia 

Unlike Greek, Indian or Egyptian mythology, there are no first-hand records for the study of Slavic mythology – it has not been proven that the Slavs had any sort of writing system before 826; therefore all their original religious beliefs and traditions were likely passed down oraly over generations, and basically forgotten over the centuries following their rapid conversion into Christianity. Old Slavic religion evolved over more than a thousand years, the Earth was worshipped as Mat Zemlya and there were no temples; rituals were performed in nature.

Trakai, Lithuania (by Nikita)