Ten reasons why Slovenia is the capital of bee therapy in Europe

The love of bees in green Slovenia goes back to the distant past and this passion has been passed down from generation to generation for several decades. Slovenia is the land of bees, the land where the culture of beekeeping is engraved on the roots of its nation. It is the land that has four beekeepers per thousand inhabitants and ranks first among the countries of the world in beekeeping. And last but not least is the land where World Bee Day is celebrated on the XNUMXth of May every year.

This is an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of bees and bee products at the international level. Slovenia is famous for its history of beekeeping and painted beehive panels, excellent animal husbandry capabilities, and educational displays of bees in specialized museums.

We would like to invite all travelers in the GCC to the most authentic beekeeper country in the world where you can enjoy an unparalleled tourism experience and benefit from bee therapy sessions.

Knowing that the bee will play a big role in the country's pavilion at the Dubai Expo next year, where visitors from all over the world can learn about bee therapy, its benefits and the importance of bees in Slovenian culture.

Here are the XNUMX reasons why Slovenia is the best beekeeping country in Europe:

1. 1. Bee Therapy Tour - Enjoy a therapy tour to learn about all the ancient beekeeping and beekeeping techniques in Slovenia, including honey massage and tasting.
2. Overnight in the Beehive – In the green Savinga Valley you can live like a bee and sleep in one of the beehive-shaped huts.
3. Enjoy the taste of honey - at Topolshika Medical Center, experience a honey recreation and spend the night listening to the soothing buzz of bees.
4. Bohinj Wildflower Festival - The first wildflower festival in Europe celebrates bees through various events from May 24 to June 9.
5. Bee Tasting Track - Slovenia produces 2400 kg of honey annually. Watch the production of natural honey directly in Radovljica.
6. Breathe Fresh Cell Air - Freshen your lungs with fresh air in Selo pri bledu Or Peul's property in Dolingska.
7. Visit Radovljica - the sweetest town in Slovenia is the perfect location to discover the ancient bee-keeping culture, with its bee culture museum and 600 hand-painted bee houses.
8. Participate in the Bee Art Exhibition - Visit Cielo, meet the local beekeeper, Blaz Ambrosic, and experience coloring the beehive paintings with him. You can also learn to make candles and breathe clean air from inside the hive.
9. Visit the Slovenian Bee Care Center – founded in 1873 and presents the history of culture and lets you try local honeys.
10. Explore Slovenian Nature - From the Julian Peaks to the Pannonian Basin, discover the breathtaking nature that makes Slovenia the perfect haven for bees.