Mykulychyn

Mykulychyn is attractive because of its location: wherever you want to go, it will be most convenient to do so from here! For example, there are direct roads to Verkhovyna or to the west - to Rakhiv and then to Mukachevo. Yaremche, with its souvenir markets, waterfalls, and eco-trails, is 12 km away (from the center to the center), and the Huk waterfall, on the border of Tatariv and Mykulychyn, is even less than 5 km away: you can get to the Zhenets tract by bus, and then walk the same distance in the forest shade. By the way, buses run frequently, as Mykulychyn is the hub of a number of transportation routes to different parts of the Carpathians.

It is the longest and largest village in the Carpathians

The dense coniferous forests surrounding the village and the incredibly clean mountain air create all the conditions for a recreational vacation. That is why families with children and people suffering from pulmonary diseases come to the village to improve their health.

The village has many interesting objects, both natural and man-made. Mykulychyn is decorated with an architectural monument - the Church of the Holy Trinity (1868) and the bell tower located by the road, almost in the middle of the village, which was built much earlier.

In 2002, a mini-brewery of the same name was founded in Mykulychyn village. Beer is bottled only in kegs and has a short shelf life of 5 days. In addition to beer, there is kvass, cheeses (vurda-soft sheep cheese, budz-cow and sheep cheese) and beer cosmetics on sale.