Les'kove

Small village on the river. Konela is a few kilometers east of the Monastery, rarely seen on maps. Probably, it arose during the Ruins, when these lands were under the rule of the Turks, and is named after the first settler named Lesko Farib. Since the 18th century. belonged to the hetman Tarnovsky, then the Lanckoronsky, and after them - the Dakhovsky, who built the Trinity Church and laid the estate. In the beginning. XX century. T. Dakhovsky, who returned from Europe, launched a large-scale construction in the village, turning the family estate into a magnificent architectural ensemble in the neo-Gothic style. He also built a water mill, a school, and even opened a tea house in the village. The estate has survived to this day, but access to the territory is difficult, since the build ...

Small village on the river. Konela is a few kilometers east of the Monastery, rarely seen on maps. Probably, it arose during the Ruins, when these lands were under the rule of the Turks, and is named after the first settler named Lesko Farib. Since the 18th century. belonged to the hetman Tarnovsky, then the Lanckoronsky, and after them - the Dakhovsky, who built the Trinity Church and laid the estate. In the beginning. XX century. T. Dakhovsky, who returned from Europe, launched a large-scale construction in the village, turning the family estate into a magnificent architectural ensemble in the neo-Gothic style. He also built a water mill, a school, and even opened a tea house in the village. The estate has survived to this day, but access to the territory is difficult, since the building is on the balance sheet of the Ministry of Defense.