Five reasons why travel as a student?

Student life is the most free time in the life of every human. You are step away from the parents, and getting money mostly from parents, you enjoy learning and you get yourself some money. Rather than spend all the money on going out, coffee and clothes, it might better be spent on travel and exploring other cultures. We bring you five reasons why it's best to do in your student days.


You become 'adult' when finish college

While studying finances are still somewhat under the custody of the State, and often a parent.  You have no children (I guess), mortgages (hopefully), and neither work full time that imprisons you. As soon as you finish college you become 'adult' and your obligations automatically rise. Students no longer have the privilege, nor the parents, except for those rare, will not look favorably when you spend their money now that you have a 'big mules and can make money on your own.

Precisely because of what awaits you after college, trip in this student days is a great choice, because a lot of teachers would have more understanding for you (if they do not, you do not care to) when you go for ten days by train to nowhere, then your employer will have when he pays you salary each tenth of the month. 


Travel is cheaper when you are younger

Not only because of student status that gives you a number of benefits in terms of transport and accommodation, in an early stage of life you can easily adjust to a lower standard. You don't mind when traveling all night and squeeze at seats, and then during the days merry and discover new things. Less you matter whether you sleep and what you eat.

The important thing is that some hostels receive only the younger population, and after you pass certain age that cheaper accommodation becomes less accessible. All in all, make the time while you still have energy and you do not have criteria.


You will learn more than from books

Knowledge that you can get from the book is absolutely fantastic, but it does not compare with what you can learn on the road. You can read about Sofia Aji all days, view pictures and listen to lectures, but none can convey the feeling when you enter this magnificent building and feel the breath of the time that has passed through it.

In short, the facts mean little and you'll easily forget them, but what you experience by yourself you will never forget.


Travel expands your worldview

When you whole life stay in your city or state you are like a ship in a bottle. Travel opens up new horizons, meet new people and culture. Therefore you become more tolerant and learn to see things from different angles which is very important in your development.

Student days are convenient because then you're most open to the new things. You are in the age when you and your body and soul yearn to discover something new that will make your world more beautiful and different.


It can help you in your job search

You probably have a lack of experience. This is normal because along with studying it is quite difficult to get some experience in jobs. Your travel experience can help you in these interviews. You would not believe how much some employers appreciate young people who have seen the world. It gives them the feeling that you are a cosmopolitan oriented and that you are capable of independently solve new situations. 

 

Lastovo - Croatia

Lastovo - the green island plunged into the deep blue Adriatic open sea, studded with a series of 45 numerous small silver islands and reefs in southern Dalmatia. By some miracle escaped the blessings of civilization. Lastovo was declared a nature park.

The eponymous town on the island, an amphitheater on the slopes of the hills above a fertile plain, known for its imaginative chimneys, preserved folk costumes, and a peculiar carnival.

Festival of modern music (jazz, blues, rock, punk, soul, hip-hop ...) in recent years established itself as one of the most interesting summer events in the Adriatic. For those who love and appreciate the untouched nature, crystal clear waters, secluded coves, fascinating underwater world, original gastronomic delights, all for a complete relaxation of mind and body - Lastovo is an ideal choice.

Source:http://croatia.hr

Lasinja - Croatia

In the northeastern part of the Karlovac County on the Kupa River lies Lasinje, formerly a parish (Catholic faith), and military center of Krajina.

This is a popular weekend resort for locals. It is a real natural oasis, with rich forests, water and thermal springs and mineral water which offers many opportunities to enjoy nature and relax from everyday stress. Hunting, fishing on a river or pond, swimming, boating on green Kupa, walk in the woods or a visit to the chapel will make your visit a treasury of unforgettable experiences!

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Labin - Croatia

Rabac is a tourist destination on the eastern coast of Istria. Due to a number of beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear sea is rightly called the pearl of Istria. It is suitable for those seeking relaxation in a rich array of recreation facilities on land and sea along with quality accommodation in hotels, apartments, private accommodation and camping. On the hill above Rabac lies the medieval Labin to which it is possible to get a nice recreational trail.

In the old town of Labin visit the Town Museum, which highlights a mining exhibition, National Museum, a baroque palace, studio. Come up to the tower from where are magnificent views of the countryside or take a walk to the viewpoint from which you can see Kvarner and Učka. Visit the Sculpture Park at Dubrova near Labin - forma viva on open space with over 80 stone sculptures and along the White road. And finish a tour in a restaurant with excellent cuisine!


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Kutjevo - Croatia

Kutjevo - wine capital of the Croatian mainland. The town is situated in a fertile Požega 'gold' valley on the southern slopes of Krndija and Papuk in a narrow valley of river Kutjevčanka. Famed Kutjevo wine cellar holds archival wines - well-known Kutjevačka graševina, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer, Riesling. Close to the cellar and winery complex is located beautiful castle Kutjevo, who is with underground passageway connected to the winery. It was once visited by famed Baron Franjo Trenk and Empress Maria Theresa.

Kutjevačko Vincelovo is a traditional and highly visited wine event that marks the start of pruning vines. On the town square of Riesling are baked Slavonian sausages and bacon, along to the famous Kutjevo wines, as the stage echoes tambura music band and guest singers singing groups.

Source:  http://croatia.hr

Kutina - Croatia

Kutina is a town on the southern slopes of the wooded Moslavačka hill on the edge of the Lonja field. In Kutina you must visit the Church of St. Mary Snow, one with the most beautiful baroque interior. In the center of town is the centuries-old park of chestnut and Moslavina Museum, housed in the castle of family Erdody. Beautiful family house Pazdera with beautifully landscaped garden is an unavoidable tourist attraction.

The whole town is full of greenery and forests with streams echoing the merry voices of children. Nearby Kutina, and in the heart of the city are archaeological finds from the period of Vučedol and Roman culture and the Middle Ages.

Source: http://croatia.hr/

Kuterevo - Croatia

Due to the geographical position of the densely populated area of bear habitats of northern Velebit, in Kuterevo was established first shelter for young bears in Croatia.

     In the sanctuary, "Velebit bear" for the friends of nature made ​​up of experts in the field of biology and ecology, but also volunteers, who seek motive in great love for the bears. Velebit shelter for young bears in Kuterevo will have a purpose and as part of the visitor center as well as an attractive point for the promotion of Velebit Nature Park.

Source: http://www.rta.hr/putovanja/kuterevo-krasno-vrila-gacke-80.html

Kumrovec - Croatia

Kumrovec - a small village in the Croatian Zagorje region better known than many others because of the birth house of Josip Broz Tito. This beautiful village of Zagorje is situated on the wooded slopes of the river Sutla which runs the border with Slovenia.

 

Old Village - ethno village Kumrovec is one of the most attractive of its kind in Croatia - a unique outdoor museum with preserved original rural homes from the turn of the 19th the 20th a century. Visitors can tour the permanent collection of ethnological traditional ways of life such as: Wedding in Zagorje, life of a young married couple, hemp and linen, farriery, Kolarski Crafts, Pottery, From grain to bread, etc.

Source: http://croatia.hr/hr-HR/Odredista/Mjesto/Kumrovec

Kukljica - Croatia

Located at the narrowest part of the island, Kukljica has access to two coasts - north and south. In addition, close to passage Ždrelac leading to National park Kornati and Nature Park makes it attractive to boaters.

Naturally protected harbor and modern marinas provide excellent opportunities for anchoring, a rugged coastline, crystal clear waters, numerous sandy and rocky beaches are ideal for families with children and youth and all those who seek peace in the shade of ancient pines. Authentic Dalmatian architecture is just most visible in Kukljica, where the stone houses dotted each other to form a square, forming a small square - Palace.

On Cape Zaglav, away from the old town is a tourist village Zelena punta with all sports facilities. Two churches are cultural treasures of a place, a famous tourist event is held every 5 August, when a procession accompanied with a few hundred sea vessels passed the statue of Our Lady of the Snows.

Source: http://croatia.hr/

Kršan - Croatia

Kršan is a village in the central part of Istria near Labin. The remains of Glagolitic and religious heritage and traditional crafts, are mixed with modern tourist facilities and the variety of culinary delights.

In the mid-19th century in Kršan is found Istrian divorce, a medieval document on literacy and life of Croats in this area. Plominska church of St. George Old hides the oldest known Glagolitic inscription - Plomin inscription, and in the Romanesque church of Sv. Quirinus are preserved frescoes from the 15th  century. The rich historical and cultural heritage of the Istrian village Kršan will attract tourists who want to enjoy the historical treasures of the area.

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Krnjak - Croatia

Like the rest of the Karlovac County, this hilly region is rich in natural beauty: the Korana river beauties, with a beautiful canyon and streams Radonja Budačka River and Trupinjak.

Here is an interesting geological reserve - Jopić Cave (6576 m) which has two entrances. It is characterized by a combination of groundwater and canal corridors, halls and underground water flows (siphons), which have not yet been fully explored. Explore this area, you might be delighted ...

Source: http://croatia.hr

Krk - Croatia

Krk - city and port on the island Krk. Krk is also the administrative, cultural and religious center of the island.

Once a bishop's town with the most significant architectural monument - the cathedral, whose beginnings date back to the ancient sixth century. The old town, which is entered through four town gates surrounded by walls that keep valuable cultural heritage of the cathedral draws a Romanesque basilica, there is Frankopan castle from the 12th century, and many secular buildings (houses Kotter, Canon's House ...) with valuable features from different periods. From a few square tower is the oldest tower in the 12th Kamplin the century.

Later, the urban part of town long time ago spreaded beyond the walls; there are luxurious villas and villas for tourists during the season, offering comfortable accommodation. Beautiful sandy beaches, numerous cultural and entertainment events (Krk Fair with an attractive sea battle, etc.), excellent restaurants, excursions (caves Biserujka, island Košljun etc.) make Krk like attractive tourist destination.

Source: http://croatia.hr

Križevci - Croatia

The oldest free royal city in Koprivničko-križevačka municipality was once divided into two cities - Lower and Upper, by the decision of the Empress Maria Theresa in the 18th century combined into one. Since then, the city is named in the plural - Križevci.


Source: http://www.krizevci.hr

The spirit of the past is preserved in many religious buildings. The altar in the church of St. Cross is one of the most beautiful marble altars of baroque art. Worth monumental complex represents the Greek Orthodox cathedral in which the iconostasis and pictures on the walls of the great works of Croatian art masters - Cikos, Tišov, Medovića. In the courtyard of the City Museum is an ethno park with the facilities of traditional architecture.

Apart from cultural monuments, gentle foothill hills invite you into the closets and vineyards, and rich oak woods hunting or fishing on any of the artificial lake. And when you're tired of sightseeing or fresh air, you can enjoy with the happy hosts that will entertain your with Križevački statute, regulates the 'drinking wine', in restaurants or cafes, or visit Križevačko great Spravišče, a major city event.

Križ - Croatia

A picturesque place in the river valley Česma developed on a hill around the church. The nave, restored in Baroque style is the best preserved medieval structure in this region and the world's heritage monument. Around the church is a centuries-old park situated 1894th by the rules of the English landscape architecture.




It is worthwhile to look at the memorial home of Joseph Badalić in the village Vezišće, which is characterized by its original rural wooden architecture and by the Memorial Room of the great opera singer Milka Trnina, who was born here. The archaeological site at Sipcine near Okešinca is an evidence of early settlement of this area.

The surrounding forests are rich in oil and wildlife, and the river Česma with its fountain restocked backwaters is ideal for fishing!