my town khust, small, provicial but beautiful

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Coat of arms

of Khust

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Panorama from mount Zamkova

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The main road to town

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Chervona hora (Red mount)

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The rivers the Rica and the Tyssa meet near Khust

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The river Rica is amazing in the evening

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Valley of narcissi, the main natural attraction

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The valley of narcissi is a national park

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Mount Zamcova (Castle mount) - the highest point of our town

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The ruins of the old castle

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A reformed church of the XVI century

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The Orthodox church built 110 years ago

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A church of the XVII century

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The St. Kirill Cathedral

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Catholic church of the XVI century

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Judaic church of the XV century

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Monument to Taras Shevchenko - Ukrainian writer, artist and public figure

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The monument to the soldiers who died the II World War

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City Hall

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“Czech town” – a street built at the end of the XIX century

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School of Arts

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New buildings keep architectural traditions

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A small park in the centre

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One of the oldest streets of the town

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The main street of Khust

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Our “White House” – the building of district administration

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The central square

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One of the squares – Dukhnovich square

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• Our town is beautiful• in every season…

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Many interesting events take place in town every year

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• We can show you many pictures but you’d better come and see everything with your own eyes…

Yours, Natka U.