The lake at the end of the world -- Lake Bohinj

Lush green ridges stretch out before your eyes. Coming here in early autumn, the colors start to become a bit variegated. The lake water is emerald green and clear. This is a travel and vacation destination in Europe. The parking lot has cars from many European countries, all here for summer vacation. For hundreds of years, the village of Bohinj has quietly nestled on the shaded side of the Alps, surrounding Lake Bohinj. Winding paths and dizzying terrain isolate it from other Slovenian cities. Ukanc (Slovenian) is a village not far from the shore of Lake Bohinj, and its name roughly translates to "the end of the world." Crossing the riverbank from the church, there is a slender, black bronze deer sculpture, believed to guard the mountain ridges by the lake. In the afterglow of the sunset, it looks lifelike. There is a bay of the lake, located at the end of the world It has a beautiful name: Lake Bohinj Remote and serene, drifting outside the alternation of seasons, imperceptible to the passage of time Another coordinate added to the places visited in a lifetime.