Granite-steppe lands of Buh

The park extends over 6,267 hectares along the Southern Buh River, featuring granite canyons, floodplain woods, and green meadows across diverse terrain formations.

Archaeological investigations in the area have uncovered artifacts from multiple periods, including Paleolithic, Iron Age, and evidence of Sauromatian and Slavic settlements.

The landscape contains over one hundred archaeological monuments that document continuous human presence and settlement patterns from ancient civilizations through the Cossack period.

Access to the park is available through nearby towns of Pervomaisk, Voznesensk, and Yuzhnoukrainsk, with regular bus services operating from Mykolaiv central station.

The Protich Hole section of the Southern Buh River within the park provides natural water conditions that make it one of Europe's premier slalom training locations.

Location: Mykolaiv Oblast

Inception: 1994

GPS coordinates: 47.90280,31.08550

Latest update: March 21, 2025 11:10