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In the Donetsk region (Ukraine) there is Svyatogorsk ... A very beautiful place - heaven for the soul. It is even called the "Pearl of Donbass".
The city stands on the Seversky Donets River. On one side there are mountains. They are called "Saints". On one of them there is the Holy Dormition Lavra and the monastery.
This place amazes with its beauty, the churches with its whiteness and domes ... It is very beautiful and well-groomed ... There is a hotel complex at the monastery, where everyone can stay for several days according to the schedule of monks in cells ... Chekhov, Bunin once rested there ... princes. A wooden skete is being built now. 
Everything is very beautiful, majestic. Getting here, the soul calms down, breaks out and flies into the sky ... One feels some kind of calmness, peace ...
The whole complex is surrounded by greenery. In the summer everything is green, and in the fall - such a beauty !!! Such a riot of colors, such shades - it seems that no two are alike ...
Next to this mountain there is another one, and on it is a monument to Artem:
There is a ring road to it, but it is more interesting to climb the chalk paths.
And also on these mountains is the national park "Holy Mountains". It is protected by the state. There are a lot of rare plants and animals here. And there is also an oak grove with very old oaks. The oldest is over 600 years old !!!
On the other side of the river is a pine forest. There are a lot of pines, they are all so flat, tall. The air is very clean and even seems transparent. It is very easy to breathe and, it seems, you even feel how clean air fills your lungs ... Whenever you come to this forest, it is always green. It is cool here in summer, but in winter everything is snow-white !!! There are a lot of mushrooms in autumn. In the forest - silence and only the singing of birds is heard, a squirrel will slip somewhere (by the way, there are a lot of them and they love to look at people, watch us)!
The water in the river is very clean, cool ... A little further from the monastery, there are a lot of rare plants growing in the water, which in the Donetsk region can be seen only here; and many more water lilies, which are indicators of the purity of the water. When you walk along the shore, you can even see a fish swimming ... And there are also a lot of lakes ...
Andreevskaya chapel.
It was kept the way it was created, only whitewashed.
Nikolskaya Church.
One of the most amazing
buildings. 
The walls of St. Nicholas Church gradually turn into a chalk mountain, in which rooms ... caves were created. The cave complex is the oldest part of the monastery. Its length is more than 800 meters.
Nicholas Church is a symbol of Svyatogorye. Built in the 17th century. She is distinguished not only by external grace. The technical solution also has a rare beauty: part of the walls is a chalk rock. The most popular legend of the Svyatogorsk monastery about the secret construction of the temple is associated with the Nikolaev Church.
Located outside the Russian settlements, the Svyatogorsk monastery at first was subjected to terrible Tatar raids - more than once monks and abbots were captured and languished in heavy captivity. During the attacks, the salvation for the besieged were caves that pierced the cliff throughout its entire volume. The time of the origin of the caves is unknown. Roughly, the oldest of them date back to the end of the 11th - the beginning of the 12th century. 
The Assumption Cathedral is the main temple of the Lavra. The temple consists of three parts, an altar; the middle part and the vestibule.
The first Assumption Cathedral was built at the beginning of the 18th century. But after the reopening of the monastery, he no longer met the requirements, since he was not very spacious. It was demolished, and in June 1858 construction began on a new cathedral church designed by the Petersburg architect Alexei Gornostaev. The construction of the cathedral took ten years. The main altar in the name of the Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos was consecrated on September 4, 1868. In addition to it, two side-altars (additional altars with thrones) were built - the right one in the name of the Great Martyr Barbara and Martyr Tatyana and the left altar in the name of Saints Dmitry, Mitrofan and Tikhon. Side-altars are arranged so that on one day, for example, on major holidays or on Sundays, several liturgies can be performed in one church.
And, of course, the Skete is perhaps the most unusual of the structures of Svyatogorye. This is the All Saints Skete, or more correctly, the Skete of All Saints of the Russian Land. Now monks already live here. Unfortunately, you can only get to its territory four times a year - they are removed to the skete, first of all, in order to reduce to a minimum contact with the outside world.
The Skete of All Saints is being built on the site of the Skete of St. Arseny, destroyed during the Great Patriotic War. There was another skete near the monastery - near the Borki station on the territory of the modern Kharkov region, founded on the site of the railway disaster on October 17, 1888, during which the royal family returning from Crimea miraculously survived.
And what nature is here! The soul simply rests and rushes to the sky! 
This is the river on which the city stands - the Seversky Donets. 
Lake Bottomless.
And of course the chalk mountains for which Svyatogorsk is famous!
Svyatogorsk, whose history goes back to ancient times. The name of the city is directly related to the cave monastery located in its vicinity, on the slopes of the Severny Donets River, known as the Svyatogorsk Holy Dormition Lavra.
Historical sketch
An ancient city is located on the territory of the Donetsk region Svyatogorsk, whose history goes back to antiquity. The name of the city is directly related to the cave monastery located in its vicinity, on the slopes of the Severny Donets River, known as Svyatogorsk Holy Dormition Lavra... Although the city was first mentioned in written sources in 1526, it is obvious that both the settlement itself and the Orthodox monastery appeared on this god-given place much earlier. Historians agree that the cave monastery was founded during the times of Kievan Rus, but who was the founder of the ancient outpost of Orthodoxy? Some researchers believe that the Svyatogorsk Lavra was founded by immigrants from the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, other researchers put forward a version that the monastery on the Holy Mountain was founded by monks from Greece - who came from the most famous Orthodox monastery on Mount Athos. According to the official version put forward by Russian historians, the founder of the ancient monastery is the Monk Joasaph, but this statement does not stand up to criticism. One way or another, the cave temple and the monastic cells located around it have attracted monks from other monasteries and numerous pilgrims for many centuries.
In 1624, the Svyatogorsk monastery even received an official letter from the sovereign, the purpose of which was the further development of the monastery located on the southern borders of the Russian lands, which needed protection from the steppe nomads and raids of the Crimean Tatars. Near the monastery, in a kind of natural refuge - a place surrounded on three sides by high rocks, a small fortress was founded, which has not survived to this day. In this fortress, according to the royal decree, there was always a small detachment of soldiers, and the barracks for the garrison were arranged in caves carved into the chalk rock. There were also four cannons in the fortress, with the help of which it was possible to protect the monastery from the raids of the Tatars, who more than once robbed not only local residents, but also the monastery itself. It is possible that the monastic brothers themselves were engaged in the defense of the monastery, since history has retained the name of Jacob, the cannon monk, about whom it became known thanks to the records in the monastery synodikon dating back to 1710. Every year the monastery developed, new churches were built on its territory, the number of monastic brethren increased. The Russian sovereigns allocated considerable funds for the development of the Svyatogorsk monastery, allocated a lot of money and valuables for the purchase of church utensils and the maintenance of monks, granted the monastery and values, and grain allowance, and the surrounding villages, and huge land plots. Over time, the monastery expanded, cells and churches were built not only in caves and on a high rock, but also on the “hem”.
Hard times of the Svyatogorsk Lavra
And then the life of the monastery was interrupted for half a century, and the reason for this was not the devastating raids of the Crimean Tatars, not a natural disaster, not a plague and pestilence, but a decree of the Russian empress. In 1787, by order of Catherine II, the monastery was disbanded, the monks were dispersed. All the rich property of the monastery was confiscated to the Russian treasury, and the entire territory on which the monastery was located, and vast land areas, as well as the surrounding villages, were turned into the Svyatogorsk estate and the favorites of the empress, Grigory Potemkin, were presented. For decades, only one monastery church functioned, turned into a Parish church, in which local residents prayed, got married, baptized children, and buried the dead. And only after the Svyatogorsk estate passed into the hands of new owners - Tatyana Borisovna and Alexander Mikhailovich Potemnikov, who, feeling the sacredness of this land, decided to restore the ancient monasteries, the history of the monastery took a sharp turn.
Beginning in 1844, the restoration of old buildings and the construction of new churches of the Svyatogorsk monastery began. The first settlers of the restored monastery were monks from the Glinsk monastery, and hieromonk Arseny was awarded the greatest honor of becoming the abbot of the monastery. In a short time, the activity of the monastery was restored, within several years new refectories and hotels for pilgrims, the abbot's house or other buildings appeared here. And the top of the rock was adorned with a new Baroque Transfiguration Church, other churches were laid, including the Assumption Cathedral, the name of which also appeared in the name of the monastic monastery itself. Not only temples were built, but also workshops, forges, their own candle factory and apiary, with the help of which the monks not only independently satisfied their needs, but also sold many goods. In the following decades, monks built a hospital for local residents on the farm, and pilgrims from all over the Russian Empire flocked to the monastery.
But the revolution broke out, and the ancient monastery shared the fate of many churches of the Soviet Union. In 1918, the Svyatogorsk monastery was plundered, expensive church utensils and priceless icons were confiscated, holy relics were desecrated, and many monks were mercilessly killed. The surviving brothers were barbarously expelled from the monastery, and in 1922 a Rest House was opened on the territory of the monastery, in which the workers of Donbass could improve their health. During the years of Soviet power, the Svyatogorsk monastery was literally wiped off the face of the earth, ancient churches were destroyed, ground churches were barbarously blown up, the communists did not spare even the monastery cemetery, blowing it up, thus trying to destroy even the ashes of the ministers of Orthodoxy. And so that nothing else here reminds of the ancient monastery, even the name of the area "Holy Mountains" was renamed to "Red Mountains".
Rebirth and new life
70 years later, the Soviet Union collapsed, and the Svyatogorsk monastery, like a Phoenix bird, rose from the ruins. In 1992, in the ancient place, where a strong energy is felt literally at every step, monks reappeared, and by 1995 the number of new settlers increased significantly. The restoration of the monastery continues to this day, by now it has already been possible to restore the refectory, in which the monastery canteen was located for many years, all household buildings that have survived during the years of Soviet power have been restored, and cave temples have been restored. On the site of destroyed and blown up churches and cathedrals, their exact copies are being built. They even managed to return part of the church utensils and old books that were exhibited in the country's museums during the Soviet era. On March 9, 2004, a significant event took place in the history of the monastery - it received the status of a lavra, and since that time the monastery has been called the Holy Dormition Svyatogorsk Lavra.
Over the past decades, the Lavra has become widely known not only in Ukraine, but also abroad; not only numerous pilgrims come here, but also tourist excursion groups. Examining all the monastery buildings, the majestic Assumption Cathedral catches the eye, which can be called the heart of the Lavra with full confidence. The architecture of the temple is quite eclectic - both Byzantine and traditionally Russian elements are seen, and the dome of the cathedral resembles an onion decorated with an Orthodox cross. Not far from the cathedral is the Lower Pavilion, where pilgrims gather, wishing to visit the monastery caves and pray in the underground churches - the most ancient part of the monastery. A narrow passage leads the pilgrims deep into the cliff, where there is a small underground church of Anthony and Theodosius. And behind the majestic building of the cathedral there are monastery workshops and a blacksmith's, and local blacksmiths fully meet the needs of the monastery.
Tourists arriving in Svyatogorsk can see national natural park "Holy Mountains" complex. In addition to the monastery, there are monuments of archeology, history and culture. Walking through the park, you can see more than a hundred rare plants that have long been listed in the Red Book, hear birds singing. Currently, an ethnographic museum, boat docks and hotels for tourists are being built on the territory of the reserve. Soon, fairs with products of folk craftsmen and craftsmen from all over Ukraine will be held here.
| Svyatogorsk located just 25 kilometers from Slavyansk. However, it is much more interesting to get to it from Kharkov. The largest transport hub in Ukraine allows you to receive guests from anywhere in Ukraine and abroad. The beautiful highway Kharkiv - Rostov-on-Don allows you to enjoy the surrounding landscapes. Passing the ancient cities along the way: Chuguev, Izium - you involuntarily get involved in the ancient history of this region. Several centuries ago, there was the path of the Tatar raids on Russia, as well as an offshoot of the Muravsky Way - the shortest route to the Crimea from the central regions of Russia. It was in the vicinity of Izyum that the famous battle on the Kayala River between Prince Igor's squads and the Polovtsy took place in 1185, sung in the Lay of Igor's Regiment. Having crossed the Kremenets mountain, we soon find a pointer to Svyatogorsk. |
The first historical information dates back to 1526. The German diplomat Sigismund Herberstein in his book "Notes on Moscow Affairs" mentions the guard of the Holy Mountains, which, according to the decree of the Russian tsars, was kept far away in the Wild Field, on the roads and crossings through the Donets. When and where the monks came to these lands is not known for certain. According to one version, the monastery was organized by the monks of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, destroyed by the hordes of Batu in 1240. “Those who escaped from the Tatar sword,” says one of the chronicles, “retired to the surrounding forests and wilds and laid their dwellings in the most picturesque Donets mountains”. According to other legends, Svyatogorsk monastery was founded by the monks of the Holy Mount Athos. This is confirmed by the way the monks were buried according to the Athonite custom. There is also an opinion that Svyatogorsk arose as a defensive point in the south of the country and served our ancestors as protection from the raids of hostile nomadic tribes.
The very first official evidence of the monastery's existence dates back to 1624. This is the Sovereign's certificate for the monastery to receive annual maintenance in money and bread. At that time, the main temple was the cave church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. The rapid development of the monastery complex on the banks of the Donets began at the beginning of the 18th century thanks to the care of the famous Ukrainian military leader, Colonel of the Izyum Sloboda Regiment Fyodor Shydlovsky. However, in 1787, by order of Catherine II, the monastery was closed. Its restoration took place 57 years later with the active participation of the Potemkin princes. During this period, new abbots, fraternal, prosphora, economic buildings, hotels, refectory were built. Temples and cave churches were also renovated. In addition, a new church with a bell tower was built and the Transfiguration Church on the top of the mountain, the Assumption Cathedral and the skete church of Arseny the Great were laid. In 1922, the Svyatogorsk monastery was again closed, and on its territory a rest house was organized for the workers of Donbass. The post-war period has been marked as the period of the greatest destruction. But exactly 100 years later, the monastery was restored. Most of the unique architectural monuments have now been restored. And on March 9, 2004, at a meeting of the Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, the Holy Dormition Svyatogorsk Monastery was granted the status of a lavra. From now on it is called Holy Dormition Svyatogorsk Lavra.
A magnificent panorama opens from the bridge over the Seversky Donets chalk mountains with two monuments from different eras standing on their tops. On one of them is the unique Nicholas Church, created together with the chalk rock and the surrounding natural landscape. It was about this place that Saint Philaret said: “Here is so close to heaven, and so far from earth! If you don't learn how to pray here, then where?!. " On the other hill, there is a monument to the revolutionary Artyom, made in 1927 in the style of Cubism by the architect Georgy Kavaleridze. Oddly enough, they do not interfere with each other. Quite the opposite, they supplement, emphasizing the difference between the spiritual worlds. Winding roads lead to both. But thrill-seekers can climb straight up one of the many paths leading up the steep slopes. There is an icon shop right behind the bridge, where, in addition to spiritual literature and everything necessary for church rituals, you can buy a variety of souvenirs. The main entrance to the territory of the monastery is guarded by the Cossacks, who vigilantly monitor the conformity of the appearance of the guests with the moral foundations of monastic life. The path leads past the hotel buildings to the Intercession Church. Built in 1850 by the architect Konstantin Ton, it, like several centuries ago, remains a kind of face of the monastery. Chimes are installed on the bell tower, made in the monastery by a self-taught master father Antonin, whom the writer Vasily Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko called Svyatogorsk Edison. They say that the ringing can be heard even ten kilometers away. By the way, 54 bells have been assembled at the five monastery bell towers, and the largest of them weighs more than 6 tons.
Assumption Cathedral- the main temple of the monastery. Built in 1859-1868 according to the project of St. Petersburg academician A.M. Gornostaeva, it amazes with its magnificence. Byzantine in shape from above, the cathedral ends with a Russian onion dome. Next to the Assumption Cathedral is the Cave, or, as it is also called, the Lower Pavilion of the Pilgrims. As before, it receives worshipers visiting the chalk rock caves. Behind the Assumption Cathedral there is a utility yard with various workshops. Today, the products of the Svyatogorsk blacksmiths adorn the territory of the reviving monastery. Closely nestling against the rock, the temple is the entrance to the underground church of Saints Anthony and Theodosius. A narrow, steep passage goes into the heart of the mountain. The length of this oldest part of the monastery is more than 800 meters. A winding passage leads to the very top, where a picturesque view of the left bank of the Seversky Donets opens from the platform of the Upper Pilgrims Pavilion. And one and a half kilometers from here, it is reborn again Skete of All Saints of the Russian Land... A wooden church surrounded by a palisade is perhaps the most unusual of the buildings in Svyatogorye.
The excursion and tourist zone of Svyatogorsk is unusually rich in historical, cultural, archaeological and natural attractions. In the vicinity, 129 archaeological and 73 historical monuments have been identified. Within the territory of National Natural Park "Holy Mountains" 123 species of the rarest plants grow, 48 species of which are included in the Red Book of Ukraine, 12 species - in the European Red List. Currently, the implementation of the city development plan and program has begun. The monastery is expanding due to the re-equipment of buildings and structures of the sanatorium. Artyom. In addition, it is planned to recreate all the lost historical objects, including the building of the Transfiguration Church, Cyril and Methodius Stairs, the entrance to the cave church of Anthony - Theodosius, etc. The sleeping buildings of the Svyatye Gory sanatorium are being converted into hotels for pilgrims. It is also planned to recreate the Potemkin Palace. An excursion and tourist center and a pier for boats, as well as a site for holding fairs, will be built on the right bank near the bridge. In addition, an open-air ethnographic museum is being organized. For the construction of water attractions, the Bannoye lake is being cleared, a cascade of artificial reservoirs of the water park is being created along the Seversky Donets river oxbow. Artificial decorative lakes will also be created on the territory of the park zone, where swans, wild ducks and other birds will live. The project provides for the construction of four large hotel complexes with a total capacity of 800 beds and five small detached low-rise hotels for 40-50 beds year-round functioning with a limited scope of services and a moderate cost of living.
Come to Svyatogorsk - and you will definitely want to visit here again and again. And one of the best and undoubtedly original guidebooks is the book of the writer Vasily Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko, brother of the famous theatrical figure Vladimir Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko, "Holy Mountains". It has not lost its relevance today.
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Now it is difficult to establish exactly when the city and the monastery were founded. The first mentions of it were found in written sources in 1526, but the settlements appeared much earlier. Under Soviet rule, the Svyatogorsk monastery turned into an ordinary architectural monument. After Ukraine gained independence, it began to revive as one of the spiritual centers of the Eastern region of the country. In 2004 it received the status of a laurel.
In recent years, the northernmost monastery of the Donetsk region has gained fame not only in Ukraine, but also abroad. Today you can meet here pilgrims from neighboring cities and regions, from Russia, Belarus, Georgia, - tourist groups and ordinary people interested in the history and spirituality of their native land. On the territory of the Lavra there is a functioning monastery. The main temple of the monastery is the Assumption Cathedral. In its construction, Russian and Byzantine styles were combined with a bizarre architectural solution.
After the revival of the monastery, the famous bell tower on the Intercession Church was restored. The ringing of bells, reflected from the mountains and the river, spreads over the surrounding area for several kilometers, filling the world with harmony, and the soul with peace and love.
Do not forget about the nature of Svyatogorye. The city is located on the banks of the Seversky Donets - a large waterway of Donbass, which serves as a source of drinking water for millions of residents of the region. Svyatogorsk is surrounded by pine forests, the healing properties of which are well known to everyone. The river softens the continental climate, and the chalk mountains are an obstacle to the winds. Therefore, it is pleasant to be in Svyatogorsk at any time of the year. This is a resort with a cardiovascular profile, where patients undergo rehabilitation after myocardial infarction. Adults and children here treat diseases of the pulmonary, nervous system and musculoskeletal system in sanatoriums and sanatorium-type camps.
The forests are striking in their richness of flora. Many plants are included in the Red Book of Ukraine. So be careful if you decide to pick a bouquet of flowers - you are on the territory of the reserve. Spring and early summer are especially pleasing to the eye with the freshness of greenery and the brightness of colors of blooming nature.
Today Svyatogorsk is one of the most famous tourist centers of the Donetsk region and the most attractive vacation spot for residents of the region.
But before you go to this reserved land, go to the website www.meteoprog.ua and find out the weather forecast in the Donetsk region in general and in Svyatogorsk in particular. Choosing warm and clear days for your trip, you will be sure that no bad weather will prevent you from exploring the best sights of Donbass.
