We Slovenians love to travel abroad, but too few of us realize that the most beautiful corners of the world are actually in Slovenia. This is proven by the timelapse of the Julian Alps, created by Uroš Skaza, which will make you feel good.
Once upon a time, Slovenia and its beauties were praised poets and writers in his literary works, today this is also possible in other ways, such as through videos and photographs. Simon Gregorčič dedicated a poem to the Soča River, and it is an ode to the Julian Alps Uroš Skaza 'wrote' in the form technical videos timelapse.
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Julian Alps are our largest and highest mountain group and part of the Southern Limestone Alps. Most are included in Triglav National Park, and since 2003, as part of the UNESCO program "Man and the Biosphere", Julian has been declared biosphere reserve. They got the name indirectly after Gaius Julius Caesar or the Roman settlement of Forum Iulii (it was located near today's Čedad). Their highest peak is Triglav (2864 m), followed by the Italian one Assembly (2753 m).
The Julian Alps in all their beauty:
