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Intangible cultural heritage: Traditional glassmaking in Czechia

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By Rudolf Abraham
| Wanderlust (magazine) Verified
Czechia • Culture & Heritage Bohemian glassware has captured the imagination of royals and travellers alike for centuries.
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Myslíte si, že Chorvatsko znáte? Místo, kde se natáčel Vinnetou, ukrývá stovky vodopádů a divoké šelmy

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By Rudolf Abraham
| nationalgeographic.cz
Šestnáct jezer, stovky vodopádů, útesy a lesy, kde se skrývají medvědi. Národní park Plitvická jezera v chorvatském regionu Lika tvoří jednu z nejpůsobivějších vodních krajin Evropy – neustále proměnlivou, tyrkysovou, porostlou bujnými mechy. Co dělá tato jezera výjimečnými, jsou přehrady z pěnovce, který je odděluje. Pěnovec je porézní hornina, která vzniká tisíce let srážením uhličitanu vápenatého z vody a jeho postupným usazováním na mechy a jiné rostliny.
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Everything you should know about Plitvice Lakes National Park

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By Rudolf Abraham
| Aol Verified
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Plitvice Lakes National Park is an exquisitely beautiful series of 16 lakes and myriad waterfalls, hemmed in by cliffs and surrounded by a vast area of forest, in Croatia’s Lika region. Together they form an ever-shifting watery landscape, turquoise and festooned with lush green mosses. What makes these lakes particularly special is that they’re separated by tufa barriers.
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