We offer you to have fun and interesting time with your friends or colleagues in the lap of nature, in the most picturesque corners of our region - Korobova Khutora, Zmiev, Bishkin.

We offer fun and interesting time with your friends or colleagues in the bosom of nature, in the most picturesque corners of our region - Korobov Khutor, Nesterenki, Bermindvody, Figurka, Martovy, Kantakuzovka, Old Saltov, Pechenegi.

During the XV - XVII centuries, the Cossacks, peasants, clergy created settlements on the lands of the present Slobozhanshchyna, which were called slobods. In 60-s of the XVII century. Colonel Yakov Chernigovets founded Balakleyu.

The best way to escape from everyday activities, work and fuss is to retire and socialize with nature. A popular way of rest and tourism in the whole world - observing parks - now exists in our Korobov Huts!

To spend a weekend in one of the most picturesque places of the Kharkiv region, in the bosom of nature, in the circle of friends - what could be more beautiful? And also to get acquainted with the ancient history of our region.

Do you know how the plein air differs from the etude? You do not know yet. Plein air is when an artist works on a picturesque canvas outdoors, outdoors. A sketch is a preliminary sketch for the future work of painting. So we go with us to the open air - we will learn how to do etudes!

If you are tired of city fuss, if you are tired of cares and affairs, it's time to rush out of the city to the Pechenizhskoe reservoir. Have you ever been to these parts in summer and winter? Did you go skiing or sledging? Did they walk around the winter snowy forest?

Korobov Khutor - one of the most beautiful places in the Kharkiv region. From the height of the Cossack mountain, from the banks of the Seversky Donets, a wonderful view of the picturesque places of the Kharkiv region opens. In winter, it is no less beautiful and interesting and there is much to do and have fun.

One of the most interesting and picturesque places in the Kharkiv region is a long ridge of chalk cliffs stretching for several tens of kilometers along the Oskol River. These are the remains of the ancient sea, which existed here 70 million years ago.