ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月17日 22時22分

25 years after #Macedonia peacefully won independence from the former Yugoslavia, its capital, Skopje, is in the midst of a huge face-lift. The construction of some 40 monuments, sculptures, facades and buildings is meant to sweep away the post-Soviet pall and attract tourists. But tour operators who aren’t closely linked with the country’s state-run tourism office are focusing on a different reason to visit Macedonia: #ecotourism. This nascent industry is more keen to spirit travelers along the country’s hiking trails to tucked-away Byzantine monasteries and caves, and arrange cycling tours and homestays with cordial Macedonians who can talk about their country’s culture and history. @davillasana photographed a flock of sheep in Bistra Massif, one destination for travelers who’d prefer to see views of wild horses and shepherds with their flocks, as well as clusters of almost supernatural, purple-stemmed cotton thistles. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and to see more photos by @davillasana.

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