Arianists' Chapel, Tykhomel

Arianists' Chapel is a stone building standing on high ground in Tykhomel village, built with the simple lines typical of Protestant places of worship in this region. The structure has thick walls and a straightforward design that reflects the religious convictions of those who built it.

The chapel was built during a period when the Seniuta family backed Protestant movements and allowed religious minorities to build their own houses of worship in the area. This time enabled different faiths to exist side by side in the region.

The chapel sits in a village where different faith communities once lived side by side. Today, it reflects a time when religious diversity shaped daily life in this region.

The chapel can be reached by walking through the village roads of Tykhomel, with coordinates 49.960278°N and 26.2625°E providing guidance. Sturdy shoes are helpful since the building and surrounding paths may be uneven underfoot.

The building was constructed with reinforced elements meant to protect it from conflict, even though it served as a house of worship. This design reveals how complicated and sometimes dangerous it was to hold to one's faith.