The “Feeriya of the Carpathian Spirit” Museum is one of Vorokhta’s newer, but already very colourful attractions. It is a private family museum run by the Zaretskyi family, located on Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Street. It opened in November 2023 and... More
The old wooden Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Vorokhta is one of those shrines that seem to hold the memory of the entire region. It stands on a hill in the centre of the village and immediately catches the eye with its... More
The Museum of Traditional Hutsul Symbolism in Mykulychyn is a cozy private museum that offers visitors a deeper understanding of Hutsul culture. Situated in the village center, in a building styled like a traditional grazhda (cottage), it has been... More
The Museum of Ethnography and Ecology of the Carpathian Region in Yaremche is a place where you can experience the Carpathians not only through the eyes of a tourist but also through the lens of the history and everyday life of the Hutsuls. Located... More
Mount Rokyta Velyka is one of those peaks that rarely make it into guidebooks, but is worth every step. It is located on the south-eastern outskirts of Mykulychyn, not far from the mountain road to Tatariv. Its height is 1111 meters, so the ascent... More
Mount Kostel is one of the peaks in Mykulychyn that attracts attention with its unusual shape. Its rocky outcrop truly resembles the spire of an ancient church, which is why locals have long called it that.However, on maps and tourist guides,... More
The Carpathians are known for their peaks and waterfalls, but sometimes true wonders are hidden below — where rivers carve their way through the rocky massifs. The Chemyhiv canyon near Mykulychyn is just such a place. It’s a narrow gorge... More
Yaremche is known for its waterfalls, mountains, and ethnographic landmarks, but there’s also a place with a special atmosphere — the Molfar Museum. This small, private museum is dedicated to a unique phenomenon of Carpathian culture: the... More
Mount Makovytsia, with an elevation of 984.5 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in the vicinity of Yaremche. The name is likely derived from the word “makivka” – meaning “summit,” although other versions exist. According to one... More
Narinetskyi waterfall is located in Ivano-Frankivsk region, on the border of the villages of Tatariv and Mykulychyn, in the picturesque mountain range of Gorgany. It originates from the Noretskyi stream, a tributary of the Zhenets River, which... More
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