Myhiia

The ancient Cossack village of Mygiya is located on the banks of the Southern Bug, on the Mikolayv - Golovanivsk highway, near Pervomaysk. At the end of the XVIII century. was the center of the Haidamak movement. According to legend, the legendary Cossack Mamai comes from here, whose image, sitting under an oak tree with a bandura in his hands, has become a visual symbol of the Ukrainian Cossacks. Mygiya is the center of the Bugsky Gard National Natural Park. The picturesque canyon of the Southern Bug forms 12 rapids in this place (the most famous is Integral, or Red Gate), which are popular among rafting enthusiasts. The flooded granite quarry in the neighborhood is nicknamed the "Black Sea" for the characteristic color of the water. The Gard tract, which gave the name to the ...

The ancient Cossack village of Mygiya is located on the banks of the Southern Bug, on the Mikolayv - Golovanivsk highway, near Pervomaysk. At the end of the XVIII century. was the center of the Haidamak movement. According to legend, the legendary Cossack Mamai comes from here, whose image, sitting under an oak tree with a bandura in his hands, has become a visual symbol of the Ukrainian Cossacks. Mygiya is the center of the Bugsky Gard National Natural Park. The picturesque canyon of the Southern Bug forms 12 rapids in this place (the most famous is Integral, or Red Gate), which are popular among rafting enthusiasts. The flooded granite quarry in the neighborhood is nicknamed the "Black Sea" for the characteristic color of the water. The Gard tract, which gave the name to the national park, is located downstream of the Bug, on the outskirts of Yuzhnoukrainsk.