- It was probably carved in the 15th century by the monks of the nearby Muromsky monastery. On the right of the devil image there is a gigantic fish.
- Kiži) is an island on Lake Onega in the Republic of Karelia (Medvezhyegorsky District), Russia with an ensemble of wooden churches, chapels and houses.
- The Republic of Karelia is situated in northern Europe, in the north-western part of Russia, bordering the White Sea in the north-east.Bulunamadı: muromsky
- The main reason is simple: the tourist season in the republic is not at all limited to three summer months – to Karelia it is continuously traveling all year round.Bulunamadı: muromsky
- Minor wooden structures were transported here from various parts of Karelia, notably the 14th century St. Lazarus church from the Muromsky Monastery...
- We’ve compiled a list of must-visit (or at least must-see) monasteries across the country, ranging from the grandiose to the cozily intimate, from...Bulunamadı: muromsky
- The Russian part of the historical region is the Republic of Karelia. It is situated in the north-west of Russia at the border with Finland.Bulunamadı: muromsky
- Top Republic of Karelia Parks & Nature Attractions: See reviews and photos of parks, gardens & other nature attractions in Republic of Karelia, Russia on...Bulunamadı: muromsky
- Wooden structures were transported to Kizhi from various parts of Karelia, notably the 16th century St. Lazarus church from the Muromsky Monastery...