Dzhankhot, Khutor in Gelendzhik District, Russia
Dzhankhot is a coastal settlement in Gelendzhik District situated near the Black Sea at about 12 meters above sea level. The village sits close to the Markoth mountain ridge and is served by bus routes connecting to Gelendzhik.
The village was established in 1870 as rural communities developed along the Black Sea coast. This founding marked part of the early settlement and growth of the Krasnodar region.
The village maintains ties to Russian literature through writer Vladimir Korolenko, who lived and worked here. Visitors can explore the house today, which documents his life and creative output.
The village has regular bus connections to Gelendzhik's old terminal and access to local markets with regional products. Visitors should expect simple facilities typical of a small coastal community here.
Nearby flows the Zhane river with multiple waterfalls where people swim and relax, especially during summer months. These falls draw visitors seeking natural swimming spots in the area.
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