The mother river of Czech Republic - Vltava River.

The Vltava River flows from south to north and is the largest and longest river in the Czech Republic, also known as the mother river of the country. It originates from the forests in southwestern Bohemia and flows into the Elbe River in the north of Prague, passing through the city of Mělník. The best way to visit the Vltava River is by boat. It is recommended to do so before sunset in the afternoon, when you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the golden sunset shining on the Vltava River, while sipping on the delicious beer on the boat. Suddenly, you wish time could freeze at this moment. The Vltava River is like a green jade ribbon, dividing Prague into two parts. The steep mountain walls on both sides of the river gradually disappear into the undulating wilderness in the distance. Spanning over the river are more than a dozen ancient and modern bridges, magnificent and spectacular. These bridges ingeniously connect the two parts of the city, swaying and colorful on the graceful Vltava River. Sitting on a boat, watching the beautiful scenery of the city slowly pass by on both sides. The elegant and towering spiral towers of the church are set off by orange roofs. Small and large cruise ships shuttle back and forth on the river, carrying the expectations and excitement of tourists with each arrival and departure.