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Khortytsia

Khortytsia is one of the most famous places in Ukraine, its pride and shrine. This is the largest island of the Dnipro river. Its area is about 23.5 square kilometers,...

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Schematic images on the map

The reserve "Khortytsya" has a steady image of "cradles" of the Zaporozhye Cossacks. A joint effort will allow to consolidate the status of the historical and cultural national symbol on the national level for the Khortitsa Island and create the most popular center for international tourism. People from all over the country, from near and far abroad, are eager to come to Khortytsia and our task is to help them do it, and most importantly to save the island for descendants.

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The reserve "Khortytsya" has a steady image of "cradles" of the Zaporozhye Cossacks. A joint effort will allow to consolidate the status of the historical and cultural national symbol on the national level for the Khortitsa Island and create the most popular center for international tourism. People from all over the country, from near and far abroad, are eager to come to Khortytsia and our task is to help them do it, and most importantly to save the island for descendants.

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13.03.2024

Winners of the children’s drawing contest “Actual Taras Shevchenko”

Congratulations to the winners! The children's drawing contest "Actual Taras Shevchenko," organized by the Khortytsia National Reserve, lasted from February 1, 2024, to February 29, 2024. The contest winners in...

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27.02.2024

Children’s drawing contest to commemorate the 210th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko’s birth

CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURE OF THE CHILDREN'S DRAWING CONTEST "MODERN TARAS SHEVCHENKO" The contest's purpose is to actualize the work of the national poet Taras Shevchenko in the context of the...

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27.02.2024

Lecture “The Phenomenon of the Zaporozhian Cossacks”

We invite all history lovers to attend a popular science lecture, "The Phenomenon of the Zaporozhian Cossacks," on February 10, 2024. Why did the Wild Field give rise to the...

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