District Museum of Local History of Yakshur-Bodya Village

The Public Museum was opened on October 6, 1981. The status of district municipal received in 1995. The uniqueness and attractiveness of the exhibition is that the exposition activity is based on the industry principle within the framework of memorable and significant events of the district.

Products of craftsmen, ancient household items and labor help restore the traditions and customs of the peoples inhabiting the area. There are unique materials and items on the history of the postal tract, which connected the village of Izhevsk plant with the Siberian tract. Preserved saucer - the gift of Alexander I to the wife of Ivan Gerasimovich Ivanov, in whose house on October 6, 1824, the emperor had a two-hour stay. This event was immortalized in the monument at the spring with healing water. The monument has not survived, but a memorial plaque from the monument with a commemorative inscription and a mug than travelers could drink healing water, today are the value of the museum.

Mode of work: Daily from 9.00 to 17.00, Saturday and Sunday - service of mass events