Rusaki: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The “Volozhin Gostintsy” cycle route is approximately 150 km long and, in this section, leads in the direction of Rusaki and Bokachi. On the approach to Rusaki and Bokachi, the route goes down a steep descent from a mountain and then climbs the opposite slope. After the ascent on the approach to Rusaki and Bokachi, the route turns onto a paved road.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Rusaki can earmark the village as a specific destination when planning their accommodation.

Landscape

Further along the route, after the section near Rusaki and Bokachi, the route runs for approximately 3 km alongside small wooded areas and hilly fields. In the wider regional surroundings of Rusaki, the route offers a beautiful view of Velikie Krivichi about 1 km after turning onto the paved road. The “Volozhin Gostintsy” cycle route was marked by volunteer cyclists.

Culture

In the wider regional surroundings of Rusaki stands the active Alexander Nevsky Church in Velikie Krivichi, built in 1864 and a listed monument in the retrospective Russian style; a procession to a spring chapel sets out from it every year. In the surroundings of Rusaki, the cycle route section leads to a spring with a chapel after a turnoff.

Transport

Rusaki is listed as a stop in the timetable for the Minsk AS-Yugo-Zapadnaya–Korabli bus route. On this bus route, Rusaki lies between Borok and Solovyi S/T.

Culinary

Mir Pchyol serves guests Belarusian dishes and dishes from honey cuisine.

Further destinations in the selection of locations: Raŭbičy, Zagorshchyna, Siemków, Krupki, Lyuban, Novy Svieržań, Sutoki, Barauliany.

To the higher-level travel overview: Minsk Voblast.