There is a petting zoo on the territory, where domestic, exotic and wild animals and birds live in natural conditions, which will delight both children and adults.

In addition to these advantages, there is a creative space – an area for creative workshops and educational masterclasses, where you can simply observe or learn a folk craft yourself.

There are also original and unique photo zones for your social networks. We suggest visiting the Skrynya art gallery, which has areas for recreation and entertainment, and a world-famous Ukrainian cinema club. All this is included in the entrance fee.

The ethnopark has unique monuments of folk wooden architecture of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which were carefully dismantled and transported from the most remote mountainous corners of the Ukrainian Carpathians. One of the oldest monuments is a house from the village of Rozhanka, Lviv region, dating back to the 1860s and 1880s, miraculously preserved thanks to the efforts of the last owner, Petro Bahur. An extremely valuable museum exhibit is the Hutsul house of wealthy shepherds from the village of Vorokhta, dating from the late nineteenth century. A masterpiece of folk architecture and a special pride of the ethnopark is the hrazhda, a closed-type building.

The centuries-old wooden huts have been recreated in detail, with interiors, household items, and works of folk art that convey the unique atmosphere, traditions, and spirit of the time.

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