Palanga, Lithuania's Seaside Resort

Palanga, Lithuania:
Must see, must visit this jewel on the Baltic coast of Lithuania. A secret that is getting out. See some of the scenes of this pristine resort area that goes back thousands of years.

If you come to visit Lithuania, be sure to see this entire resort town.

This is part of our project showcasing "Lithuania's 60 Cities and Towns."
Also, visit our website, "http://www.thelithuanians.com/."

Klaipeda, Lithuania - A Tour

Klaipeda, Lithuania's seaport and third largest city, the tour continues.

Let this brief Tour give you a little flavor of Lithuania's western shore and a city that is quite different. You will see here a few views of the pride taken in maintaining Lithuania's history and traditions that go back to the 13th century.

If you come to visit Lithuania, be sure to see the entire city.

This is part of our project showcasing "Lithuania's 60 Cities and Towns."

Also, visit our website, "http://www.thelithuanians.com/."

Kaunas, Lithuania - a mini Tour

Must visit one of the Oldest Cities in Central Europe and the "Heart of Lithuania." Here is just a glimpse. The second largest City in Lithuania, it is a modern as it is old.

Another in a series of mini tours to one of Lithuania's 60 Cities and Towns

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Vilnius, Lithuania - A quick musical tour

To properly Tour a nation, YOU must see its capital City and Vilnius is the capital and largest city of Lithuania.

Let this brief Tour give you a little flavor of Lithuania's pride since its early history. You will see here and elsewhere the pride taken in maintaining Lithuania's history and the forward looking aspect of a people looking far ahead.

At the suggestion of Ben Eavey, our look was changed to look a little brighter, lighter. Hope you find it easier.

We will try to continue our effort and slogan of "The Best Is Yet To Come" - Geriausia Dalis Ateityje.

As we continue to give you a tour of Lithuania, its people, its culture and more. Come to Vilnius in July 2007 for the Son Festival - Dainu Svente.

See our Christmas Tree / Kaledu Eglute as it is being trimmed on our website "The Lithuanians" and our other BlogSpot

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Lithuania's National Costumes

If you want to know a litttle about a people, study their culture. Here is a little insight into the people and their customs and their pride.

Lithuania's National costumes from the five ethnic regions There are four major ethnic regions in Lithuania: Zemaitija (Western Lithuania), Aukstaitija (Central and Eastern Lithuania), Dzukija (south- eastern Lithuania on both sides of the Nemunas river), Suvalkija (the northern parts to the south of the Nemunas river). The westernmost part of Zemaitija around the port of Klaipeda is rather different from the rest of this region. It has been known as Lithuania Minor. (A part of what has been known as Lithuania Minor is now included into the Russian Federation and Kaliningrad region (formerly Konigsberg).

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Lithuania's 60 Cities and Towns

Hello!

Necessity is the Mother of Invention and WE are blessed with many who inspire, suggest, and help to open doors when there is a desire.

WELL, let this be your door from THE LITHUANIANS as we go about to broaden your knowledge of Lithuania.

You wonder where that "Burning" inside you comes from - Hold on as You are about to follow a most interesting Journey.

This project was stated in 2001 and it is hoped will benefit Lithuanians, those of Lithuanian descent and those interested in Lithuania. It has taken many twists and turns, but manages to survive as we enter another phase.

The purpose of this project will start here in a video format. Since a picture is worth a 1,000 words - this effort may be speachless - Learn more of Lithuania.

We will start with a TOUR OF LITHUANIA'S 60 CITIES AND TOWNS.

What will follow, will be many more of our productions - part of this will be to promote the song festival in Vilnius July 2007, "Dainu Svente." Be There!!

You just may want to subscribe to this BlogSpot and tell others - and a few other related links. You will see why in time.

Visit our website, "http://www.thelithuanians.com/."