Portraits of mountains, waterfalls, happenings and people - offered in English and Slovene.
Meeting Mountains want to tell stories that doesn’t otherwise get told. We dare to turn the stones that have been untouched for a long time. Curious foreigners may get an insight into local customs, hidden gems and special characters of the Soča Valley.
The author of the blog is local journalist Katja Humar - born and raised in the valley. She is passionate about painting articles with her colourful words, expressions and images and we are very grateful to have her on board.
Read more about Katja or read her work below!
Karmen Koren - a girl who wants to save clothes
It smells like the 80s, sounds like the 70s. Once you step into this place, you can feel the past and see the future. I did not get stuck in a time machine. In fact, I am in Kobarid, having coffee with Karmen Koren - a designer who sews new life into old things.
Karmen Koren – dekle, ki rešuje obleke
Diši po 80-ih, slišijo se 70-ta, občuti se preteklost in vidi prihodnost. Ne, nisem v časovnem stroju, temveč v Kobaridu, na kavi pri Karmen Koren – oblikovalki, ki starim stvarem všije novo življenje.
What is Slovenian Food? Here are 4 Traditional Soča Valley Dishes
Home to magnificent peaks, deep canyons, waterfalls, and the outstanding Soča river, the valley is a real treat! If you love food and you are seeking an authentic experience, you are in the right place. From Trenta to Nova Gorica, the Soča Valley region hosts some of the best fine dining places in the country, but let’s start where it all began – in the mountains.
Kaj se kuha v Posočju?
V dolini, ki se razteza od Trente do Nove Gorice, se dobro je. Turistične kmetije, simpatični bistroji, kulinarični festivali in vrhunske restavracije, ponudba je pisana. A vrnimo se tja, kjer se je vse začelo - v gore.