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Melau Laltalia is a naturalist who has a great passion for wildlife. He has been guiding for more than 10 years in Tanzania, he loves to share his nature experience with his guests as he still guides to present. His passions for wildlife were gained during his childhood as he grew up with an abundance of wildlife, his village is located few kilometers away from the famous Tarangire National Park were like any other National Park in Tanzania wildlife have no visual borders so around the village you find all wildlife found in the lodge. That made him become an expert on animals before even completed his two years of studies at wildlife school, currently, Melau is working in the conservation area just outside of Serengeti National Park, running a 5-star lodge as General Manager and Ranger Trainer at TAASA Lodge.

Slovenia: What To Do, When To Go, and The Country’s Best Ski Resorts

Slovenia: A mysterious yet thrilling vacation spot

Slovenia, is a country in Central Europe, known for its rugged mountains, famous ski resorts, lakes, and exotic landscape. Travel here if you’re an adventure lover, thrill-seeker, culture aficionado, and outdoor recreationalist. Slovenia is also home to some of the world’s most iconic castles, like Bled Castle engulfed by the Alps. No matter what you’re destined to see, Slovenia promises a unique and exciting experience.

What Can I Do In Slovenia?

Visit Lake Bled & It’s Island

Lake Bled is one of the most frequently visited attractions in the country. The alluring views of the lake stand out in itself, and its accompanying island can be reached by a series of almost 100 stairs. If you visit Lake Bled, note that it’s considered good luck to ring the island’s church bell when setting foot on land.

Trek Through Triglav National Park

Named after the country’s tallest mountain, Triglav National Park exhibits views that are overwhelming to the eyes. With breathtaking perspectives of the mountains, lakes, trees, and pastures, this region exemplifies Solvenia’s beauty perfectly. You can also participate in adventurous activities here such as rafting and skydiving.

Travel Through Mysterious Caves

There’s over 20 caves in the country’s entirety, most of which are accessible by guests. Slovenia’s caves are mystical, magical, and slightly intimidating. They’ll keep you guessing for days about the formations, history, and mysterious innuendos you may catch while visiting. Some of the country’s most beautiful caves include:

Postojna Cave
Skocjan Cave
Dimnice Jama
Hell Cave
Cross Cave
Crna Jama Cave
Ledena Jama Cave

Explore Solvenia’s Powerful Castles

Slovenia is scattered with stunningly remarkable castles, radiating the country’s rich culture. If you find yourself in Slovenia, you can’t miss its castles, as they’re some of the world’s most beautiful and eccentric attractions. And if you’re not already a history lover, you may convert into one after seeing these:

Predjama castle – engulfed by a cave
Bled castle – situated on a plunging cliff
Otocec Castle – built on a river island
Celje Castle – one of the world’s largest and most powerful castles
Ljubljana Castle – in the heart of the capital

Visit The Coastal Towns of Koper and Piran

Koper is a charming town, known for its quaint shopping scene and incredible views of Praetorian Palace. Piran is the perfect place for eating, shopping, and experiencing Slovenia’s local culture.

Discover Slovenia’s Crashing Rivers and Deep Canyons

Great Soča Gorge and Tolmin Gorges are two of the most well known, although there are tons of other nature preserves that will shock your system. Gaping canyons, vast forests, and cascading rivers – these destinations are a wilderness lover’s dream.

Downhill Ski and Snowboard

Cascade down the Alps at max speed at one of Slovenia’s sought-after ski resorts. These powdery trails are dotted along the country’s sky-scraping mountains, and offer quite the adrenaline-rushing adventure. Here are Slovenia’s best ski resorts:

When Should I Visit Slovenia?

Slovenia’s nicest weather occurs from June-September. September is known for its perfect, moderate temperatures and crowd-beating activity, although the country isn’t as touristy as most others throughout the year. Slovenia is snowy and icy during the winter, which is when most travelers visit the ski resorts. In the summer, it’s breezy, sunny, and beautiful.