Warm greetings from Daria Gorskina, and a Happy Old New Year to you all!
I wish you and your loved ones profound happiness, harmony, and countless reasons to smile. May this year bring you boundless energy, the realization of your most cherished dreams, and a wealth of vibrant experiences! However, this issue marks a departure from the norm. Instead of featuring guests, we are turning the spotlight on you, the readers. The challenge is simple yet engaging: we will present photographs of Belarusian cities adorned in their festive winter finery, and your task is to identify them. Are you up for the challenge? Let our journey begin!
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!BONUS ROUND!
THE PHOTO SHOWS NON-BELARUSSIAN CITY
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How many could you guess? Write your answers in the comments ↓ ↓ ↓
Daria Gorskina, a second-year student specializing in journalism
Daria, thank you for this interesting material
1 Mogilev
2 Grodno
3 Drogichin
4 Minsk
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6 Ashgabat
7 Vitebsk
It seems to me that ball 4 is one of the oldest churches in Minsk, the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.
Thanks to the author and the team for hosting such a New Year’s quiz.
I guessed ball number one and ball number three, and it felt so nice – as if I had caught a little New Year’s luck! The photos are simply magical: so many lights, so much coziness and a truly festive atmosphere!
The article turned out to be very warm and beautiful – thank you so much for this mood and for this wonderful New Year’s quiz!
Hi, it’s Dana – and I’m back here again!
I recognized ball number one as Mogilev and ball number three as Drogichin! All the other locations are incredibly beautiful — unfortunately, I’m not familiar with them yet, but I’d love to discover them in the future. Thank you for this magical
It’s a great material! Very interesting!
Daria, thank you so much for the article and your work. You presented the city beautifully, but I especially liked Grodno! That photo of the Christmas tree is magical!
What a wonderful way to kick off the Old New Year! These photos make me want to visit Mogilev in winter. Grodno and Vitebsk look absolutely stunning with all those holiday lights. Even the bonus photo of Ashgabat adds a nice international touch to the challenge. Thanks for the great mood!
I think this is a very interesting project. This idea can be applied to an advertising campaign. Use on banners or posters in Belarusian cities. Thank you, Daria, for the work done!
The article turned out to be very warm and so homely! Thank you so much for such a wonderful project. It turned out to be a really decent and good advertisement. It was a very interesting move because you mentioned not only Belarusian cities. I just wanted to visit all these places! Good luck with new projects!
Thank you, Daria! This is not only a wonderful project, but also excellent advertising and a strategy for increasing activity in the English section.
Thank you, Daria, for this project! This new column is very interesting, and I’d like to see it more often. I really like the way you formatted all these photos; they’re bright and high-quality. They capture the New Year’s atmosphere very well.
It’s really unusual project! Very interesting idea with photographs of Belarusian cities. It can serve as a fantastic PR-programme for English section! Thank you, Daria!
I would like to describe 4 photos. It attracts with its ambiguity and beauty.I also want a good choice of angle for the photo, it conveys the entire depth of this building well.Thanks for the photo
This article from Daria was very useful, the wording is clear to everyone! Good interactive bonus!
I had no idea Belarus’s New Year decorations were so elaborate and beautiful! This is a wonderful discovery.
A very interesting article. Thanks, Daria, especially for the bonus.
This incredible, aesthetically pleasing article inspired me to travel around our country. I often visit regional cities, but I would gladly experience such a New Year’s fairy tale again and again. Daria, thank you! I also want to participate in the interactive session))) 🎄
1 — Mogilev
2 — Grodno
3 — Drogichin
4 — Minsk
5 — Brest
6 — Ashgabat
7 — Vitebsk
Wow! Belarusian cities look absolutely magical in winter. What a festive transformation!!!
Happy New Year!!
The photo quest is a very interesting experience. Thanks to Daria for her work, I wish you happiness!
thank you, it’s a vary good project.I liked it. Iwanted to visit every place in this picture.
An amazing article that brought us back to the New Year mood! It was very nice to see different parts of Belarus. I just wanted to go on a trip and see the places from the photos live. so this article can be called an excellent advertisement for Belarusian cities! (the best photo is N4, thanks to the author!)
THAT’S SO COOL! I found my hometown and l am so happy:) Also now I want to visit other cities and see those beautiful places in real life!
Once again I am convinced that all Belarusian cities are incredibly beautiful 😍😍😍
The post is delightful! Unfortunately, i did not see my city here, but t was interesting to cope with this challange. I think that…
1. Mogilev
2. Grodno
3.Drogichin
4. Minsk
5. Brest
6. Ashgabat
7.Vitebsk
Especially Thank you for bonus photo with non-belorusian city. Best wishes
Daria, thank you for the new format of the trip to Belarus! The New Year photos made a huge impression on us. We were charged with the atmosphere of the holiday, family warmth, love and magic. Sharing tips for readers:
1 Attractive Mogilev
2 Wonderful Grodno
3 Modest Drogichin
4 Perspective Minsk
5 Zhlobin -the city of our best friend!!!!!!
6 Ashgabat -an incredible city in Turkmenistan
7 Vitebsk -Slavyansky Bazar city
This is a very warm and heartfelt article that immediately creates a festive mood. I liked the idea of making the article interactive and involving readers in guessing the cities, which makes reading more interesting and lively. Such materials really bring people together and create a sense of celebration and coziness. Thank you to the author for the positive emotions and the beautiful winter mood!