My weekend презентация

the Ukrainian Carpathians with the height of 800-850 meters above sea level — Vorokhta. Local air infused with spruce can cure the heaviest respiratory illness. Vorokhta is most famous as a winter ski resort: there is a range of four slopes, which due to synthetic cover operate all year round, and a 2 km long chair lift. Besides, two original wooden churches have remained here. The Virgin Mary Nativity Church is one of the smallest in Hutsulshchyna. It is one of the best examples of Hutsul wooden folk architecture of XVII century, which was moved here in 1780 from the village of Yablunytsa.

the surname of Mikhailo Vorohta who had settled here at the end of the XVIIth century. Vorokhta was a deserter from the Polish army, and therefore he did not return to Transcarpathian region, where he was born. Michailo Vorokhta was an able master and made a loom for one young lady with whom he later got married. Since then the Weaving Crafts of Vorokhta began to develop rapidly, and people for a sign of gratitude and love to master, called the village by his name. Village Vorokhta started developing and became particularly as a resort after the railway in 1884. The recreation facility was opened in 1906, called “the first sanatorium”, then in the Soviet period it was renamed as the” Mountain Air”, which operates up to now. In 1928 Vorokhta was officially recognized as a resort for patients with tuberculosis and lung disease. Until now residents from different parts of Ukraine receive treatment here. However, the village develops as a center of winter sports and tourism. In 1930, during the Polish government, two ramps were built in Vorokhta – for children and adults, which have acquired international importance.

times connects the two banks of the river Prut. Underneath there is a highway Yaremcha-Verkhovyna. The bridge was built in 1895 during construction of the railway Stanislav (Iavno-Frankivsk) – Yaremcha – Vorokhta – Rakhiv. Its length reaches 130 meters and the length of the span is 65 m .The Arch Bridge in Vorokhta consideres to be one of the longest stone railway bridges in Europe.

moved here in 1780 from Yablunytsa. The name of it as in its newer neighbor on the hill next to is dedicated to. When the church was built, historians do not know: There are two versions, the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Historians do not know when the church has been built. There are two versions: the XVIII century and archaic for this part of the Carpathians 1615. In any case, the composition of the sanctuary did not change for several centuries and this is also a true gift of fate.