TRPEJCA WALK [4K]- the Macedonian Saint-Tropez
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For the first time in my life I honestly walked through the beautiful village of Trpejca and I was honestly surprised by the beauty of this beautiful place. I always passed when I went to St. Naum and I never had a chance to stop. Now I went because a lot of people from this channel asked me and I wanted to go myself, and I honestly admired the beauty and simplicity of this place. Mostly in the village, elderly people can be seen working in the yards. I did an interview with an older grandmother 14:10 for the first time and I think it was interesting. If you ever take the road to Ohrid, I highly recommend this place. Since it is lock down, none of the restaurants worked, otherwise the locals told me that Trpejca is number one for cooking fish, there were no better than them. For the next time it was left to enjoy the sounds of the waves to listen to beautiful Macedonian old town music and to eat beautiful fish accompanied by wonderful wine.
Something from Wiki:
Trpejca is a village at the foot of the Galičica Mountain and along the shore of the Lake Ohrid in North Macedonia. Traditionally a fishing village, it has recently become an upscale vacation spot relying heavily on the tourism during the summer months. Trpejca is home to around 303 inhabitants and has just one school, two shops, and a church recently built on the exact location of an older one. It is known as the Macedonian Saint-Tropez among locals due to its recent tourist influx. Local stories tell a tale of the village being named after a woman who was the wife of a man called Trpe, in turn they called her Trpejca. Locals will date the village at various years of age but the common theory is that it began to be settled in the late 16th century. During this time it was involved in and relied heavily on fishing and trading its resources with Ohrid and surrounding Villages.
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For the first time in my life I honestly walked through the beautiful village of Trpejca and I was honestly surprised by the beauty of this beautiful place. I always passed when I went to St. Naum and I never had a chance to stop. Now I went because a lot of people from this channel asked me and I wanted to go myself, and I honestly admired the beauty and simplicity of this place. Mostly in the village, elderly people can be seen working in the yards. I did an interview with an older grandmother 14:10 for the first time and I think it was interesting. If you ever take the road to Ohrid, I highly recommend this place. Since it is lock down, none of the restaurants worked, otherwise the locals told me that Trpejca is number one for cooking fish, there were no better than them. For the next time it was left to enjoy the sounds of the waves to listen to beautiful Macedonian old town music and to eat beautiful fish accompanied by wonderful wine.
Something from Wiki:
Trpejca is a village at the foot of the Galičica Mountain and along the shore of the Lake Ohrid in North Macedonia. Traditionally a fishing village, it has recently become an upscale vacation spot relying heavily on the tourism during the summer months. Trpejca is home to around 303 inhabitants and has just one school, two shops, and a church recently built on the exact location of an older one. It is known as the Macedonian Saint-Tropez among locals due to its recent tourist influx. Local stories tell a tale of the village being named after a woman who was the wife of a man called Trpe, in turn they called her Trpejca. Locals will date the village at various years of age but the common theory is that it began to be settled in the late 16th century. During this time it was involved in and relied heavily on fishing and trading its resources with Ohrid and surrounding Villages.
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