Radovychi

Amila Ecopark with a Deer Farm opened in 2018 in the village of Radovychi, Turiia district, 60 kilometers from Lutsk. In addition to the red deer farm, the entertainment complex includes a Volyn Forest Fauna Museum, a horse farm with a carriage yard, and a museum of retro equipment.

On 122 hectares, more than 700 red deer live here, represented by four crown lines: English, Eastern European, Hungarian and Latvian. Along with them, mouflons, fallow deer, wild boars, roe deer, and kulans also live in spacious enclosures. Bears, lynxes and raccoon dogs will soon "settle".

At the horse farm, visitors can meet Tory horses, friendly ponies and donkeys. The Volyn Forest Fauna Museum also operates, where you can learn more about local animals, as well as get acquainted with the collection of horns.

The museum of retro cars and replicas is located in the old village airfield. More than 20 units of military and civilian equipment of the mid-20th century and even a sports planes are presented.

Visitors to Amila ecopark are offered excursions, horse rental, carriage or sleigh rides, retro car rental, kayaking, bicycle rental, etc.

Another project of the Amila ecopark is the Radovychi Village Museum, located in the center of the village.

The museum of the history of the village of Radovychi was opened in 2019 as one of the projects of the Amila ecopark. Located in the center of the village, opposite the village club.

In the premises of the restored village hut, there are five exhibition halls, where artifacts of the past, historical references, and documents of different years are collected. Antique household items, old photographs, unusual work tools, household and home interior items, weapons from the Second World War are presented.

The inn "Pylypove Podvirya" is located nearby.