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An Adventure in Hungary

 Vanko Tarakchiev

To begin with, that was it for me. It was a completely new and different experience for me. The excellent organization got my attention. Everything had been precisely planned and executed. The places we visited were fascinating and had remarkable histories. One of the things I enjoyed the most was when each country's cultural customs were presented. The cave alley Tapolca also left an impression on me; it was something special and remarkable. 

 


     

Anton Tsochev

I’ve never been in Hungary before this project. I learnt many different and new things about the country. The most beautiful place for me is the lake Balaton. The biggest lake in central Europe and one of the region’s foremost tourist destinations. People were very kind with us everywhere: In the restaurants, shops and in the school. Host family was very caring. This one week was very useful for all of us I think. We improved our communication skills. I like Hungary so much. The organization of the project perfect. I want to thank to everybody in this project. It was an amazing experience.



Simona Tsankova

We arrived in Tamasi late at night and i was tired from the long journey . When i went to the family i met them and they turned out to be really nice . Our program for the week was wonderful. Every day we visited different cities and saw new things . Of all things , i liked two of the days the most . These were the days we visited Pecs and Tapolca .

 In Pecs we had a presentation about the stars and the sky. It was interesting . Then we had free time and we went to close to us shopping centre . 

 My other favourite day was the one we were in Tapolca . There we saw the beautiful fishes in the water and then we went to a museum, where there was a lake, like in a cave and we sailed in small boats , as we rowed .

 The meeting in Hungary was really unforgettable and was quite useful for our English . 

 


Nikolay Stoyanov

When we arrived in Tamasi it was night and I could not see much. The next day when I saw a small part of the town I was impressed, for not that big town I saw its beauty. When we went around the town every building had really fascinating architecture. The police station and the building next to it took my attention with their charm. But mostly I was so impressed that I cannot even express myself by the church of Tamasi. Another thing that I paid attention to were the bike lanes. I have never seen that much bike lanes. I felt proud that more and more countries use bikes as transport that helps our health. I liked Tamasi and I still like it but if it was pretty what about the bigger towns and cities. We went to Pècs and when we were walking around the centre I cannot put off my eyes of the buildings. I felt in love with the architecture of Hungary. I was like “This must be constructed by geniuses”.



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