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Planning a trip to Bakhchisaray? Exciting adventures await you! Many trains stop in Bakhchisaray when traveling between Kiev and Sevastopol, making it a convenient destination to explore. To reach Bakhchisaray from Simferopol, catch a minibus from the Zapadnaya Bus Station for approximately 10uah. An alternative option is to take an electric train from Simferopol's train station to Bakhchisaray, with ticket prices around 30 RUB (as of May 2016). If you're coming from Sevastopol, you can hop on an electric train or minibus for a convenient and affordable journey. Trains arrive near the central market, where you can catch local buses (marshrootka) to explore the Old City and New City. Just look for the signs marked " " and " " respectively. If you're arriving by regional bus, head to Bakhchisaray's central bus station. For local buses, they arrive and depart in front of the station with similar signage. Taxis are also available at both the bus and train stations, ready to take you to your destination. Expect to pay around 25uah for a taxi ride to Hansaray. If you prefer a more cost-effective option, marshrootka rates are currently 1.50uah. Please note that the train services to Ukraine or within Crimea are no longer available as of 2014. Therefore, the easiest way to reach Bakhchisaray is by bus from the main bus stations in Sevastopol or Simferopol. Get ready for an unforgettable journey through this historic and charming city!

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Pelmeni - Pelmeni are Ukrainian dumplings filled with meat, usually pork or beef, and seasoned with onions and spices. They are boiled and served hot, often accompanied by sour cream or butter.

Borscht - Borscht is a traditional Ukrainian soup made with beets, which give it its deep magenta color. It typically contains potatoes, cabbage, carrots, and onions, along with chunks of meat like beef or pork. Sometimes, a vegetarian version with mushrooms or tofu can be found.

Varenyky - Varenyky are a type of potato dumpling native to Ukraine. They are made using a mixture of mashed potatoes, flour, and eggs, then stuffed with ingredients like cheese, sauerkraut, or mushrooms. They can be boiled, fried, or baked and often served with sour cream, butter, or melted cheese.

Historical Appearance

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Traditional Female Clothing