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Kostomarovsky monastery and Kostenki
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- Number of places to visit : 3
- Total route duration : Half day
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Kostomarovsky cave Monastery is located 170 kilometers south of Voronezh. It can be called one of the most unusual monasteries in Russia, as many of its temples are carved into the chalk rocks.
Take the Moscow-Don highway south of Voronezh. Turn in the direction of the village of Liski, and then continue to the village of Kostomarovo. It is located in the Chalk Mountains. Some churches and monasteries are cut down in mountain caves.
On the way back, you can visit the archaeological museum in Kostenki, where more than 60 sites of ancient people who lived here in the Upper Paleolithic era in the period from 45 thousand years to 15 thousand years ago were found. Here are found the dwellings of ancient people, laid out from the bones of a mammoth.
Take the Moscow-Don highway south of Voronezh. Turn in the direction of the village of Liski, and then continue to the village of Kostomarovo. It is located in the Chalk Mountains. Some churches and monasteries are cut down in mountain caves.
On the way back, you can visit the archaeological museum in Kostenki, where more than 60 sites of ancient people who lived here in the Upper Paleolithic era in the period from 45 thousand years to 15 thousand years ago were found. Here are found the dwellings of ancient people, laid out from the bones of a mammoth.
Kostomarovsky cave monastery is located 170 kilometers South of Voronezh. It can be called one of the most unusual monasteries in Russia, as many of its temples are carved into the chalk rocks.
On the way back, you can visit the archaeological Museum in Kostenki, where more than 60 sites of ancient people who lived here during the upper Paleolithic period from 45 thousand years to 15 thousand years ago were found.Kostomarovsky cave monastery is located 170 kilometers South of Voronezh. It can be called one of the most unusual monasteries in Russia, as many of its temples are carved into the chalk rocks.
On the way back, you can visit the archaeological Museum in Kostenki, where more than 60 sites of ancient people who lived here during the upper Paleolithic period from 45 thousand years to 15 thousand years ago were found.
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