Start your journey by refueling at Gazprom Neft filling stations, grab coffee and fresh pastries on the way to make your trip more comfortable!

The village of Chineaevo was founded in 1732. A century later, a wooden Modest Church appeared here, which in 1900 was rebuilt from stone and named after St. Vlasia and Modest, patrons of animals and cattle breeding.
The church was unwanted in Soviet times. In 1961, the domes were ripped off it, the iconostasis was destroyed, and the icons laid out a path from the district house of culture to the toilet. Thus, the valuables taken from the ancestors died. Today, the church is in ruins.
Another attraction is the monument, marking the geographical center of the Kurgan region. Physicists, geographers and programmers calculated the center of the Trans-Ural region. Nearby is the sign "kilometre zero", which became a starting point for travelers.

Sladkokarasinskoye village was founded back in 1750s. The old church of the Savior Not Made by Hands - the first church of the same faith on the territory of the huge Orenburg province - has been preserved here.
In the 1930s, due to religious persecution, the church was closed. In the abandoned building, the residents placed a modest wooden cross and several icons. The temple is very dilapidated, but nobody is going to restore it yet.

Near the cemetery of cars is the oldest mill in the Urals - Ivinskaya. It has been working since 1896, stopping only on big orthodox holidays. Surprisingly, the complex of buildings made of red brick and wood can be visited without special permission and payment.
Steam mill was built near the river Yurgamysh by the enterprising owner of shops YA Ivin. He was remembered as a careful owner who took care of simple workers. After his death, the mill was run by his adopted son Dmitry - an illegitimate child, Ivin was brought up by a well-known excise official.

The Ascension Church in the village of Zakomaldino was built in 1894 at the expense of parishioners. The church has an unusual architecture, which is in dilapidated condition. During the Soviet era, the church housed a workshop, a gym and a mill. Today the church is in operation, but for more than 10 years the restoration of the building and the surrounding area has been underway.

Finally, take a look at the Kurtamysh Local History Museum. N.D. Tomin Museum of Local History. It is located in a very beautiful building - a two-storey house from 1966. Museum tells about the history of the region in antiquity, development and settlement of the region, crafts and trades, life of peasants in the late XIX and early XX centuries. In a separate hall you can admire the reconstructed interior of the shop of merchant Krulevich.
Work schedule:
Monday to Friday 08:00-17:00 (break 12:00-13:00) Saturday and Sunday are days off.

You can have dinner here, in Kurtamash. Nice selection of rolls, pizzas and desserts - all at affordable prices! Dinner at this cozy restaurant will be a great ending to an interesting trip.