Beregovsky district it boasts not only architectural monuments, but also the sea. Geologists have proved that almost under the entire territory of the Beregovsky district at a depth of 800 meters there is a thermal sea that breaks through to the earth’s surface by sources with water temperatures from + 18 to + 80 ° C. With 1000 scouts in the area sources’ almost all are siliceous thermals. The main reserves of thermal waters of the Transcarpathian region are concentrated in the Beregovshchina. Currently there are 52 drilling wells and 4 large sources have been developed: Berehovo (the health resort “the Carpathians”), Kalinske (sanatorium “Kosino”), Ivanovo (in force pool) and Borrasca (recreation center “Borzhava”).
In the oak forests of Beregovschina once loved to hunt Hungarian kings the Arpad dynasty, especially the son Saint Istvan, Prince Imre (Emeric). His father was preparing to hand over power to him as the heir, but one day during a hunting trip in Beregovschina, the young man was attacked by an angry wounded boar. Imre died, and after his death received the crown: he was given the title “ruler of the Russian lands”. Now in the forests of the Beregovsky district are found hares, squirrels, muskrats, weasels, pheasants, quails, owls.reserve Hati taken under the protection of anthills, and in the nature reserve Attacks the turtles.
Due to the lack of agricultural land, the huge Black Mochar swamp (14,000 hectares) was drained in 1878. Today it is almost completely drained, in its place is now a cascade of reservoirs and ponds where they breed carp, carp, and white Amur.
It was in Beregovschina, near the village of Borzhava, that the world’s largest freshwater fish was caught: a 36-year-old three-meter catfish weighing 230 kilograms. This happened in 1970. In the same year near the village of Borzhava caught a 70-pound pike with a length of 2.5 meters.
Transcarpathian marsh turtles 
36-year-old 3-meter catfish weighing 230 kg 
The Holy Prince Emmerich
