Vysokovsky Assumption Monastery

Vysokovsky Assumption Monastery is an Orthodox religious complex located in Koverninsky District along the Bolshoy Utrus River with multiple connected structures. The buildings display traditional Eastern Orthodox architectural features and craftsmanship characteristic of monastic design.

Founded in 1784, this monastery became a significant religious center within the Gorodets Eparchy of the Russian Orthodox Church. Its establishment and growth reflect the religious development of the region during that era.

The monastery serves as a place for ongoing religious services and ceremonies that connect to Orthodox traditions shaping the spiritual life of nearby communities. Visitors can observe how this institution remains central to local faith practices today.

The monastery complex can be reached through Koverninsky District, with its precise location marked on maps and navigation tools. Being located in a more remote area, visitors should plan their journey in advance.

The Russian federal government designated this complex as a cultural heritage site, recognizing its architectural and historical importance. This protection status highlights its value as a preserved example of Orthodox design in the region.

Location: Koverninsky District

Inception: 1784

GPS coordinates: 57.39621,43.91971

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07