Volosianka village: travel guide online to Volosianka

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General information about Volosianka

The mountain village Volosianka is located among the peaks of the Vysoky Verkh massif on the border of the Lviv and Transcarpathian regions, 8 km from Slavsko.

It has been known since 1572 as Polyanka. The wooden church of the prsv has been preserved. Eucharist (1804).

The ski infrastructure is being developed on the basis of the modern complex "Zakhar Berkut" : a double-chair suspended cable car (2800 m), two drag lifts, an equipment rental point. There are several mini-hotels and private estates.

Гірське село Волосянка розташоване серед вершин масиву Високий Верх на межі Львівської та Закарпатської областей, в 8 кілометрах від Славська.

Відоме з 1572 року як Полянка. Збереглася дерев'яна церква Пресвятої Євхаристії (1804 рік).

Гірськолижна інфраструктура розвивається на базі сучасного комплексу "Захар Беркут": парнокрісельна підвісна канатна дорога (2800 метрів), два бугельні витяги, пункт прокату спорядження. Є кілька міні-готелів і приватних садиб.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Volosianka

Museum-kryivka "Kurin Mokhnach", Volosianka

Museum-Kryivka "Kurin Mokhnach"

Museum / gallery , Entertainment / leisure , Active rest

The Museum-kryivka in Volosianka is part of the "Kurin Mokhnach" paintball club of the "Vezha Vedmezha" hotel complex.

The exposition of the museum tells about the history of the activity of the UPA in Skolivshchyna. In particular, the text of the oath of a UPA soldier, other authentic documents and photographs found in Carpathian hiding places are presented.

Samples of Soviet and German weapons from the Second World War period are active, and visitors are offered to shoot them.

The most interesting part of the museum is the recreated underground kryivka (hideout) of the UPA soldiers, where you can see the sleeping places of the undergrounders, a peasant stove, a kerosene lamp and a secret hatch.

The complex includes a large paintball field, a shooting range, a military tent, and a field kitchen.

Children's sports competitions and classes on patriotic education of young people are held.

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