Hill of Glory monument, War memorial in Sverdlovskoye, Russia.
Hill of Glory monument is a memorial site on elevated ground in Sverdlovskoye featuring stone structures and commemorative elements arranged across the terrain. The installation spreads across a natural area and offers views of the surrounding landscape from its highest points.
The memorial was built between 1965 and 1970 as part of the Green Belt of Glory project. It was created in response to World War II and the defense of the region during that period.
The site carries a name that reflects victory and honor, showing how important this place is to the local community. Visitors can observe how people gather here to remember those who defended the region during difficult times.
The site is accessible year-round to visitors and sits within a natural area that can be easily explored on foot. Sturdy shoes are recommended since the ground is uneven and covers elevated terrain.
The site received official protection status in 1974 through a formal resolution by the regional authorities. This designation ensured its preservation as a protected cultural site for future generations.
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