malorita amazed me with its hospitality , stunning weather and wonderful people.ed children's team of the republic of belarus. tabala from khatislovo, known outside the malarid region, at their performances the guys sing, dance and demonstrate delicious folk art , i can’t wait to meet them, galina ivanovna, i know that the initiative to create a team belongs to you, tell me, what inspired you? well, our maloryda region is very unique, very beautiful, beautiful forests, fields, nature, and well , there is a lot of everything, we have folklore, ritual folklore has also been preserved, both songs and dances, and as i understand it, the main directions in which your team is represented, in 1988 we created a folk group, adult khatislavians, and as it were, the idea itself arose that we need to make a group satellite , because well... someone must adopt our traditions, what we collect, what we preserve is one thing, and our children must not interrupt this thread of folk art from the past to the future. it was for this purpose that the children’s collective vyaskovaya t

the distance from minsk to malorita is 331 km.n be covered in about 4 hours. walking around malarita is a pleasure, beautiful buildings, neat cozy streets and beautiful nature, but it’s also impossible here. ignore the creative benches, which are made in various styles, local businesses tried to contribute to the improvement of the city, it’s beautiful, right? in order to have time to see as many places as possible, it’s time for me to move on. one of the oldest industrial enterprises in molorita is a vegetable drying plant. i’m going on an excursion to them to see how they produce baby food from fresh fruits, berries and vegetables, as well as various kinds of jams, preserves, juices and even sauces, it sounds appetizing. history of the enterprise begins in 1955, then the decision was made to produce dried vegetables and fruits and the location for this enterprise was chosen here, in malarita. a and what do you specialize in? today, yes, this enterprise has already been repurposed, from the ground up, well, i know that you make j

inside, i am amazed, to be honest, this is a special specificity of the architectural school of maloritaden architecture, this temple. is , as it were, an example of this ancient school of ours, catching up with the church and before the great during the patriotic war, there were nine such temples in the malarid region, but only three have survived to this day, the rest of the temples were mostly combined, if you noticed, the architecture, it’s especially uh, elevates a person, pulls him to the sky, there is such a feeling, yes, yes, yes, it’s all so built, special forms of domes that seem to lift a person from the ground and raise the height, if you noticed, this is a special architecture, of course, all these beams that connect this building, because it’s all made with tree, with love, with faith, orthodoxy on the malarid land is also known for the fact that there was a special person here who went down in history as a malaritic master, his brushes belong to... two famous icons that left the temple in the second half of the 19th century, and you have here you have, here you have us rec

the malorita region is very unique, very beautiful, beautiful forests, fields, nature, and well , weunderstand it, the main directions in which your team represents, works, in 1988 we created a folk group of adult etislians, and the idea itself was like this, so it arose that we need to make a satellite group, because well , someone should adopt our these traditions, what we collect, what we preserve is one thing, but our children, this thread should not be interrupted, the thread of folk art, from the past to the future, for this purpose, in 2000, the children's group vyaskovaya tabala appeared in the repertoire collective restored original... folk dances, local ritual and non-ritual songs, as well as numerous legends, fables, fairy tales and rituals. khatislovskaya trabatukha, we have very unique rituals, kolyatki, schedrovki, vesnyanka, fragments, bathing, ivan berries, these are very good rituals, once upon a time they collected berries, it turns out that they were very medicinal for ivan, these berries could be used to treat people, all sorts of diseases, like that. well, tradit

we will visit the malorita district together with the belarus 24 tv channel in the program the routeilt. the village of pererov, like many others, has an ancient history and local legends about the origin of the name, 2, 2.5, maybe three kilometers from the village. there is a trench in the forest, the rampart is surrounded by a moat with water, it is called an old settlement, the village is located on the banks of pripyat, the river is uneven, meanders with its vagaries, the watchman standing in front, he shouted in front of the ditch, residents of polesie believe that nature is the best cure for emotional stress, you know, you get some kind of stress, well , just a little, you come here to the shore, sit down, look... at the water, you calm down, take off, well, negative emotions. leonid shvets is one of the few who preserve the craft of making boats. the oak must be of a certain diameter, in the cut , for rough work, the initial one, you need two tools, this tool is called a hoof. let's get acquainted with the life of the people of the zhidkovy district in the polishuki program. w

our film crew visited the large romanovich family from malorita, where the father himself is raisingour children. twelve-year-old irina from the large romanovich family mastered the synthesizer on her own with the help of the internet; playing it is one of the girl’s favorite pastimes in her free time. we purchased a pair of synthesizers months ago and in these couple of months i learned to play a lot of songs. by the way, the whole family is musical; irina’s younger sisters, fifth-grader lera and preschooler veronica especially love to dance. in total, alexander’s dad has four children, the youngest artyom, the boy is just over a year old, and their mother has been gone for just under a year, raising children, cooking and cleaning, all the family worries fell on dad, now i’m slowly getting into it, well, i’m still delving into it, so well, i’m getting used to it, i knew how to do everything, yeah, i didn’t know how to cook soups, but now i can. i started baking meat, chicken, whatever, practically, the daughters also help dad with the housework, by the way, irina, as the eldest, kee

we will visit the malorita district together with the belarus 24 tv channel in the program the routee of pererov, like many others have. ancient history and local legends about the origin of the name. 2, 2, maybe three kilometers from the village in the forest there is a trench, the rampart is surrounded by a moat with water, it is called an old settlement, the village is located on the banks of pripyat, the river is uneven, meanders with its vagaries, the people standing in front are ugly, he shouted: there is a rovol in front. polesie residents believe that nature is the best medicine. you know, i got some kind of stress, well , a little, you come here to the shore, sit down, look at the water, so you calm down, take off, well, negative emotions, leonid shvets is one of the few who preserve the craft of making shuttles, the oak must be of a certain diameter, in a cut in a cut for rough work, initially, you need two tools, this tool is called a hoof. watch these and other projects on the belarus 244 tv channel. 20 minutes flew by in one breath, which means that the program is rapidl

when traveling around the malorita region, i advise you to include in your route a visit to the churche transfiguration, it is located in the agricultural town of oltush, by the way, it is even included in list of historical and cultural values. i know that your church celebrated 240 years this year, yes 240 years since the consecration, and we are now entering this... ancient temple, of course, this is not the first temple that was in the village of oltush, it was built already on foundation of the old temple that existed before, but some aspects have remained to this day, look, what a beautiful door, what a lock, and these are probably nowhere to be seen or seen anywhere, wow, you know, i want to tell you that visually from the outside. the churches seem much smaller than inside, i i’m amazed, to be honest, this is a special specificity of the architectural school of the malarita wooden temple, this temple is, as it were, an example of this ancient school of ours, catching up with the church even before the great patriotic war, there were nine such temples in the malarid region, but