The left bank of Cherkasy region means the expanses of the Kremenchuk Reservoir, the floodplains of the Sula, Cossack museums and old monasteries. Zolotonosha district lies on the way from Kyiv to Cherkasy.
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Zolotonosha District — the Left Bank of the Dnipro: Monasteries, Cossack Museums and Nature
The Left Bank of Cherkasy Region
Zolotonosha district was formed in 2020. It covers most of the left-bank part of Cherkasy region and borders the Kremenchuk Reservoir. The district includes 11 territorial communities; its administrative centre is Zolotonosha, the only town of the district. Other large settlements are Drabiv and Chornobai.
Zolotonosha and the Krasnohirskyi Monastery
Zolotonosha lies not far from Cherkasy, on the other bank of the Dnipro, and the road from Kyiv to the regional centre passes through it. Near the town stands the Krasnohirskyi Pokrovskyi Convent — one of the best-known monasteries of Cherkasy region.
The Cossack Lands of Chornobai
Chornobai has a local history museum, and the village of Veremiivka is home to the Cossack Lands of Ukraine historical and ethnographic museum-reserve founded in 2006: a Cossack farmstead with mills, stables and animals you can ride. It is a good option for a trip with children.
The Nature of Zolotonosha District
The shores of the Kremenchuk Reservoir attract lovers of fishing and relaxation by the water. In the lower reaches of the Sula, where the river flows into the reservoir, lies the Nyzhniosulskyi National Nature Park, established in 2010 — a land of floodplain meadows, lakes and birds.
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Visit the Krasnohirskyi Pokrovskyi Convent near Zolotonosha, the Cossack Lands of Ukraine museum-reserve in Veremiivka, the local history museum in Chornobai and the shores of the Kremenchuk Reservoir. Nature lovers should visit the Nyzhniosulskyi National Nature Park.
By car — along the H08 highway, which passes through Zolotonosha. From Zolotonosha, the H16 road leads across the Dnipro to Cherkasy. Zolotonosha also has a rail connection with Cherkasy.
It is a private historical and ethnographic museum-reserve in the village of Veremiivka, founded in 2006. It features a Cossack farmstead with mills and stables, animals and horse riding.
The park was established in 2010 in the lower reaches of the Sula river, where it flows into the Kremenchuk Reservoir. Part of the park lies in Zolotonosha district of Cherkasy region, and part in Poltava region.
The district includes 11 territorial communities. Zolotonosha is the only town of the district and its administrative centre.