Heart of the Don / Rostov-on-Don - farm Pukhlyakovsky and village Razdorskaya

Excursion to the first capital of the Don Cossacks of the 16th - 17th centuries. stanitsa Razdorskaya and Pukhlyakovsky farm - the center of Don viticulture. They are located on the territory of the Ust-Donetsk district, which is poetically called the “heart of the Don”. Why is that so? You'll find out on the tour. Along the way we will see the stunning landscapes of the Don Valley, a magnificent panorama of the winding ribbon of the Don River.
In the farm Pukhlyakovsky lived, the writer Anatoly Kalinin worked. According to his works “No Return”, “Gypsy” in the farm were filmed the eponymous feature films. On the territory of the farm there are excursion-interactive complexes. In the ethno-archaeological complex "Lost World" you can make a fascinating journey into the past, to the settlements of the Stone and Bronze Ages with huts, a sanctuary, workshops of primitive people and an ancient steppe mound. In the interactive museum "Cossack Stan" to get acquainted with the economic and household way of the Cossacks, you can try your hand at military art: archery, chopping a vine with a checker, throwing a lasso, as well as show dexterity and the ability to conduct households: bring water in buckets on a bucket; kick cereals in a stupa and the like. Visiting complexes of your choice and desire.
The village of Razdorskaya is associated with the fate of the participant of the Patriotic War of 1812 cavalry maiden Nadezhda Durova. You will see the monument to the squabbler Maxim Grigorievich Vlasov - the last Don ataman of the ancestral Cossacks in imperial Russia. To this day in Razdorskaya preserved the spirit of the Cossacks, the old way of life and a special way of life.

Rostov-on-Don - farm Pukhlyakovsky and Stanitsa Razdorskaya

Thematic Historical Countryside