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September 9, 2025April 8, 2026

MadeinMycountry Nepal

Beneath Everest, the eternal “guardian” of the Himalayas, lies Nepal. The homeland of Buddha is the ultimate destination for travelers from all over the world and can make a lifelong dream come true, the conquest of the highest peak in the world.

A wonderful country that you will love for its majestic mountains, beautiful landscapes, unique architecture and people. Nepal awaits you to discover historical, cultural and religious treasures and to wander through unique national parks that protect rich wildlife.

MadeinMycountry Nepal, home of Everest, the eternal "guardian" of the Himalayas, birthplace of Buddha. MadeinMycountry is a global platform that celebrates and supports local history, culture, art, and nature conservation efforts. — MadeinMycountry Nepal, home of Everest, the eternal “guardian” of the Himalayas, birthplace of Buddha. MadeinMycountry is a global platform that celebrates and supports local history, culture, art, and nature conservation efforts.

At the foot of the Himalayan Mountain Range, you will see eight of the fourteen highest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest. The cities of Nepal, such as the capital Kathmandu, Patan, Kirtipur, Thimi and Bhaktapur are famous for the special architecture of their buildings and their amazing temples.

The country is known, and not unjustly, for its wildlife. Chitwan Park is one of the best known and is a magnet for nature lovers. Nepal’s wealth is hidden in landscapes of incredible natural beauty, in imposing cultural heritage monuments and national parks internationally recognized by UNESCO, which are certainly a very strong reason to travel so far.

It is said that Nepal is an acronym for “Never Ending Peace and Love”. It is a beautiful and symbolic way to describe the essence of this unique country. Although it is not the actual origin of the name Nepal, this interpretation reflects the spirituality, harmony and friendliness that characterize its people and culture.

Nepal is the homeland of the Himalayas and Everest, but also of a deep spiritual heritage. As the birthplace of Buddha, Nepal has been strongly associated with peace and the philosophy of non-violence.

The Buddhist and Hindu culture, temples, monasteries and meditation practices create an atmosphere of tranquility that enchants every visitor. The phrase Never Ending Peace And Love is not just a play on words. It is an invitation to see Nepal not only as a great travel destination, but also as a reminder that true happiness lies in peace, acceptance and love.

So whether you visit to discover its magnificent landscapes or to feel the tranquility of its monasteries, Nepal is sure to leave an imprint on your heart.

MadeinMycountry Nepal, home of Everest, the eternal “guardian” of the Himalayas, birthplace of Buddha. MadeinMycountry is a global platform that celebrates and supports local history, culture, art, and nature conservation efforts.

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September 6, 2025April 8, 2026

The Aegean sea of Greece (Hellas), Cyprus and the Greek islands

MadeinMycountry Aegean Sea of Greece (Hellas), Cyprus

The Aegean sea of Greece (Hellas), Cyprus and the Greek islands!!

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The most famous islands are in the Aegean Sea of Greece (Hellas) comprising of some of the most beautiful islands in the world! Gorgeous sandy beaches, architecture in white and blue, traditional lifestyle, folk music, incredible foods, warm, hospitable people and barren landscapes with isolated chapels turn a trip to the Aegean sea’s Greek islands into a lifetime experience!!

The Aegean Sea is named after King Aegeus of Athens, Greece (Hellas) who drowned himself in the sea after believing his son, Theseus, had died during his quest to slay the Minotaur in Crete. When Theseus forgot to hoist a white sail to signal his success, his father, Aegeus, seeing the expected black sail of defeat, threw himself from a cliff into the sea below

The Greek islands have been continuously inhabited by Greeks and have been significant for thousands of years, with human settlement dating back to the Neolithic period (c. 7000 BCE).

Major ancient civilizations like the Greek (Hellenic) Minoan (Crete), Greek (Hellenic) Cycladic, and Greek (Hellenic) Mycenaean cultures flourished on the islands, developing advanced art, architecture, and maritime skills, leaving behind a rich archaeological legacy. Today, the islands remain important cultural and historical centers, attracting visitors for their history, beauty, and unique way of life, like the famously long-lived population on Ikaria.

Some Greek islands are often located off the coasts of modern countries whose shores were already inhabited by Greeks before antiquity, such as the coasts of Asia Minor and northern Epirus. It was only in the 20th century that the displacement of Greek populations led to a change in the ethnic landscape: today, Greek-populated islands are situated near regions now inhabited by other ethnic groups, such as in Asia Minor and Northern Epirus.

The Aegean Sea of Greece (Hellas) is so blue due to a lack of phytoplankton and suspended particles, which allows sunlight to penetrate deep and scatter, reflecting the blue wavelength. Its clear, calm waters and a light-colored seafloor, often made of crushed marble, also contribute to its intense blue hue by reflecting light more effectively. The water itself also absorbs red and yellow light more than blue light, further enhancing the blue appearance, especially in large depths

One of the greatest creations of Greek Aegean civilization is its art, unique in its time, not only in the Aegean but also in the entire world. The austerity and inventiveness that characterize the artist of the Bronze Age are reflected in the artifacts he produces. Since that ancient era, the Aegean has been spiritually charged and is reflected in literature, poetry and art.

The Early Greek (Hellenic) Cycladic II (2700–2400/2300 BC) marks the heyday of the Greek (Hellenic) Cycladic civilization, with the expansion of settlements and cemeteries, the development of metalwork (bronze weapons and tools), the flourishing of marble sculpture (excellent figurines and vases) and an increase in trade exchanges with mainland Greece, Crete and the Aegean. The Early Greek Cycladic III (2300–2000 BC) is the last phase of the civilization, which is characterized by the decline and change in the characteristics of pottery.

The achievements of vase painting during the Early Greek Cycladic II and Early Greek Cycladic III periods and the introduction of polychrome in the decoration of Middle Cycladic vases certainly contributed to the emergence of painting as an important means of artistic expression. Thus, while the Early Cycladic period could be characterized as the century of sculpture for the Cyclades, the Middle Bronze Age (c. 2000–1650 BC), -Middle Cycladic- and the early Late Cycladic could justifiably claim the title of the century of great painting.

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August 14, 2025April 8, 2026

Celebrate and Support Local Culture with MadeinMycountry

MadeinMycountry covers the planet!!

Welcome to MadeinMycountry!

MadeinMycountry is a global platform that celebrates and supports local history, culture, art, and nature conservation efforts. For two decades, we have been sponsoring local museums, cultural organizations, travel destinations, historical sites and various cultural events around the world.

As an independent and ad-free platform, MadeinMycountry is committed to showcasing the best of each country. We believe in promoting the rich heritage and traditions that make each nation unique. Through our sponsorship programs, we aim to preserve and promote local history, culture, and art for future generations to appreciate.

In addition to supporting established institutions, MadeinMycountry also champions independent artists from around the planet.

At MadeinMycountry, we are dedicated to being autonomous and uncompromising in our mission. With the largest site network of its kind in the world, we are proud to be the go-to platform for all things local, traditional, and MadeinMycountry!

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August 3, 2025April 8, 2026

MadeinMycountry ORESTIADA: where yesterday meets tomorrow !!

Orestiada is a dynamic new city in Northern Evros, Thrace in Hellas (Greece).

Orestiada also known as Nea (New) Orestiada, Greek: Ορεστιάδα, (Νέα Ορεστιάς), is the north-easternmost, northernmost and newest[ city of Greece and the second largest town of the Evros regional unit of Thrace, a historically Hellenic (Greek) geographical region dating back thousands of years.

New Orestiada was founded by displaced Greek nationals after the Treaty of Lausanne, in which river Evros became the new border of Hellas (Greece). It has a population of about 20,000.

Home to a variety of cultural, historical and traditional groups the city underlines the preservation of Hellenic and Thracean culture. It is also home to its world renowned Cultural and Historical museum, near the center of town.

Orestiada hosts the annual Arda’s festival in Kastanies, Evros about 17 kms north of the city. This “youth meeting point” concert and activities festival has been organized by the city since 1995 and it lasts for days! (There is transportation available to and from most cities in the region)

Water theme parks, banquet halls, numerous hotels, unique gourmet restaurants, special snack and coffee places, bakeries, local food restaurants, retail shops with an abundance of services: professional services, clothing, equipment, mechanics, specialty stores and a weekly local product “open air market” (Laiki agora) are guaranteed to cater to everyone’s dining and purchase preferences.

Orestiada is also home to Democritos University of Thrace’s αgricultural and forestry schools. This University is one of the oldest and largest higher education institutions in the country.

The city has a unique architectural arrangement which makes it really easy to navigate through its avenues and streets! Coupled with its youthful population like its students, servicemen and newly arrived residents, it projects an optimism and a zest for life, rarely found in the European Union!

Its proximity to key destinations like Didymoteicho, Soufli, Thessaloniki, Alexandroupolis, Sofia, Bucharest, Nis and Belgrade, Croatia and the Greek Byzantine “Hagia Sofia” in the city of Constantinopolis makes Nea Orestiada the ideal starting point for a greater “Aimos” peninsula-Southeastern Europe exploration!

MadeinMycountry ORESTIADA: where yesterday meets tomorrow !! MadeinMycountry is a global platform that celebrates and supports local history, culture, art, and nature conservation efforts. For two decades, we have been sponsoring local museums, cultural organizations, travel destinations, historical sites, and various cultural events around the world.

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July 16, 2025

MadeinMycountry Petrykivka Ukrainian folk art

Petrykivka Ukrainian folk art presented by MadeinMycountry

“Petrykivka”: Ukrainian: Петриківський розпис) is a traditional Ukrainian decorative painting style, originating from the village of Petrykivka in Dnipropetrovsk oblast of Ukraine, where it was traditionally used to decorate house walls and everyday household items. The earliest known examples of this style date from the 18th century, but it continues to thrive and develop as a modern art form.

The distinctive features of this folk art style are its flower patterns, distinctive brush techniques, and its traditionally white background. In 2012 the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine recognized Petrykivka painting as a part of the intangible cultural heritage of Ukraine, and it was included in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

The people of the village of Petrykivka decorate their living quarters, household belongings and musical instruments with a style of ornamental painting that is characterized by fantastic flowers and other natural elements, based on careful observation of the local flora and fauna.

This art is rich in symbolism: the rooster stands for fire and spiritual awakening, while birds represent light, harmony and happiness. In folk belief, the paintings protect people from sorrow and evil. Local people, and in particular women of all ages, are involved in this folk art tradition. Every family has at least one practitioner, making decorative painting an integral part of daily existence in the community. The painting traditions, including the symbolism of the ornamental elements, are transferred, renewed and enhanced from one generation to another.

Local schools at all levels, from pre-school to college, teach the fundamentals of Petrykivka decorative painting, with all children given the opportunity to study it. The community willingly teaches its skills and know-how to anyone who shows an interest. The tradition of decorative and applied arts contributes to the renewal of historical and spiritual memory and defines the identity of the entire community.

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Petrykivka Ukrainian folk art presented by MadeinMycountry

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