Chaciežyna: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

There was a straw maze in Khatsyezhyna made of more than 300 straw bales, with winding paths. It could be explored in two ways: from inside, searching for the exit, or from above, after climbing up to observe the people below. Next to the maze stood a mill installation with figures of a grandfather and a girl, made from 14 round bales.

The straw maze became a recreational destination regularly visited by families with children, groups of friends, and other visitors.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Chaciežyna will choose accommodation with a stay in the locality in mind.

Culture

On 11 June 2012, the first Divine Liturgy recorded in the history of the locality was celebrated on the future construction site of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Khatsyezhyna, in a provisional tent church; it took place on Trinity Day.

A published Orthodox Christmas service schedule lists a Divine Liturgy at 9:00 a.m. on 7 January in the Church of the Holy Life-Giving Trinity in Khatsyezhyna. According to this service schedule, the church is located at 9 Tsentralnaya Street.

In Khatsyezhyna, the Church of the Holy Life-Giving Trinity is also located at 17B Mira Lane. It is assigned to the Minsk Diocese, was built no earlier than 2006, and is considered not to be in operation.

A house chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker was consecrated in Khatsyezhyna. Its consecration was followed by the first Divine Liturgy.

History

The documented history of Khatsyezhyna dates back to 1800; at that time, there were 10 farmsteads and 61 inhabitants. Local tradition associates the place name Khatsyezhyna with Count Khatezhin, who founded an estate there in the 19th century.

In 1942, a partisan unit involving residents of Khatsyezhyna was reorganized into the Chkalov Partisan Brigade.

Khatsyezhyna’s Village Day includes a craft fair featuring artisans from all over the country. The Village Day ended with a Roma show and an open-air disco.

Other destinations: Zadomlya, Osipovichi, Pavelkovo, Barauliany, Pigasovo, Halica, Ždanovičy, Novy Svieržań.

To the overarching travel overview: Minsk Region.