The village has preserved a wooden Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul. It was built in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. According to legend, this church was built from the wood used to build the previous church. Some researchers believe that this previous church was built in the XIV century. Historical sources mention a wooden church of St Nicholas with one bell only in 1733. Old-timers claim that before the construction of the church of Peter and Paul, there were two wooden churches in the village that burned down. The Peter and Paul Church is distinguished by its miniature size, which was typical for churches in remote settlements. According to legend, the small size of this church is due to the fact that very few people survived the terrible cholera epidemic in the village. There are no wooden churches of this style in Transcarpathia Only three have survived (Rakhiv, Kostrynska Roztoka, Tarasivtsi). A similar church also existed in the village of Domashyn, Velykyi Bereznyi district. It was the youngest among these churches. It was built in 1907, and in 2007 it was destroyed and a new one was built in its place. The Uklynska church is the oldest among a group of small wooden churches in Transcarpathia. Originally, it was covered with wood shingles. In 2002, it was restored and the roof was covered with shingles. The bells of this church were moved to the new church, which was built in 1992. Currently, the Peter and Paul Church in the village of Uklyn is closed and not used for its intended purpose.
