Bogoroditse-Rozhdestvenskaya Tserkov'

Unfortunately, this is an abandoned, dilapidated temple. It is surrounded on both sides by old hangars of Soviet construction. Apparently, the local collective farm during his time looked after and arranged the territory next to this temple. You can approach the temple by going through the gate arranged in the gates that close the passage to the hangars. Close to the temple can be approached from the southern and eastern sides. On opposite sides, everything was overgrown with bushes and weeds. You can get to the entrance from the west, from the side of the bell tower and even enter the door, but it is dangerous to make your way further. Everything is littered with collapsed building elements of the dome and the inner walls of the bell tower. Immediately overhead, the leaning log structures of the bell tower dome hang overhead, since the ceilings and vaults of this structure are all collapsed and lie on the floor of this room. In general, the impression is depressing. But I really want to hope that this once very beautiful temple will be restored, like many other Orthodox shrines of the Russian land.

A quiet, cozy, prayed-out church, usually empty, I rest with my soul there, sincerely you can pray in silence, no one bothers. This is the only church for me where I want to go again.