Izmail | Unexplored Ukraine

“The Wonderland,” that was the name ancient Greeks gave to the steppes stretching beyond the Danube river. Taking a quick look at the city of Izmail, you can see a mural of the “Siege of Izmail” painted on the oldest building of the city. This building is a Turkish mosque built at the end of 16th century. The unique landscapes of the “Dunayski Plavni” biosphere reserve contain islands, canals, diverse wildlife, and millions of birds. It is all centered on the town of Vylkove, Ukraine’s Venice.
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[@AliIsmaeltyphoon]

Izmail is the name of my great grand father !

[@tonylogan4092]

National borders and nationalism makes people act crazy.

[@pizdanpula223]

It also keept their freedom for ages ! Without nationalism most countries wouldn't exist !

[@ilirllukaci5345]

It may be my own prejudice, but Ukraine feels like the Balkans to me. Arguably the Balkans was the global birthplace of multiculturalism. This is a millenia old legacy that has only been given a bad name recently.

[@YUSKHAN]

MuslimbTatar Kipchaks lands

[@mkh7370]

ISMAIL ORAS ROMANESC

[@ricardoxorge5157]

Great Russian city

[@daryna_tym]

You are wrong, it’s a Ukrainian city