Lyakhavichy, Administrative center in Brest Region, Belarus.
Lyakhavichy is the administrative center of its district in Brest Region. The town functions as the local government hub and manages public services for the surrounding rural area.
A stone castle was built in the 16th century by Chodkevich's son following European defensive designs. The fortress experienced several sieges before its surrender to Swedish forces in 1706.
The district's population includes a mix of ethnic groups with 88.4 percent Belarusian, 6.5 percent Polish, and 3.5 percent Russian residents speaking primarily Belarusian.
Visitors can find municipal offices and local government buildings where they can handle administrative matters. The town is accessible by car and offers basic facilities for travelers passing through.
A sacred image of the Mother of God, known as the Belynich Icon, was housed here from 1655 to 1760. This religious relic made the location significant in the region's spiritual history.
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