A live map for the journey to Uman, in Ukraine, to the Tziyun of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. There are no direct flights to Ukraine, so the journey to Uman is a flight to a neighbouring country and a land border crossing from there. The map shows the wait at every border crossing right now, the driving routes from every airport, and what a Jewish traveller needs along the way.
There are no direct flights to Ukraine, so the journey to Uman is a flight to a neighbouring country and a land border crossing from there. You fly to an airport in Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania or Moldova, and continue overland through one of the 34 border crossings on the map to Uman.
It depends on the airport you fly into and on the crossing you use. The map marks 31 routes, each with an estimate in hours — excluding the wait at the border, which changes through the day.
Congestion changes constantly and no crossing is always the clearest. The live map shows the wait at every crossing side by side, split between private cars, buses and pedestrians, from official sources and travellers’ reports.