Spasskaya Tserkov

In Siberia, the air is fresh and cool. The Tariz Chalet Museum on the outskirts of Irkusk, on the banks of the Angola River, is the best place to learn about the historical residence and life of the Russians and the Briats, and the entire museum is hidden in the forests of the birch forests with beautiful scenery. More than 40 wooden houses are almost all made of original wood, simple and mellow, and in the old wooden houses you can see the ancient spinning wheels, high-slab beds and Russian fireplaces... It is a true portrayal of the Russians and the lives of the Briats. The museum was built in 1969. It covers 67 hectares and is within the natural conservation area. The most valuable building of the Tallitz Museum is the 1667 Ilimsky Castle, which is tall and majestic. There is also a small 1679 Kazan chapel in the center of the square. Walk along the complex and you will find that you have reached the shore of the Angara River, which is very beautiful and undulating. The view is suddenly wide.

The Spascaya Church in Irkutsk is a very beautiful and elegant Orthodox church, with white walls and green vaults, making this church look very different, giving a fresh and appropriate feeling, it is worth visiting.

Most locals believe in Orthodox religion, so in Irkutsk you can see the Orthodox Church, located on the north side of Kirov Square, is a Russian Orthodox church built in the 18th century, the magic is that the mark of the Eastern Church is a bit like the shape of the Chinese character "East". The white walls and green roofs are beautifully matched, and the facade of the church includes Siberian Baroque styles, which are very beautiful.

The Church of Spaskaya (Храм Спаса) is located on the north side of Kirov Square. It is a Russian Orthodox church built in the 18th century. The white walls and green roof are beautifully matched. The name on the street tour sign is "Church of Our Savior". The map shows the "Church of the Savior" and some call it the "Church of the Spask", the second stone building in Irkutsk (the first stone building was the police office, not preserved). The facade of the church is decorated in Siberian Baroque style, such as panelling, reliefs, multi-layered flower frames, etc. The facade of the church was decorated with murals in the early nineteenth century. The largest mural is the Statue of Jesus.

Situated on the north side of Kirov Square on the Angara River, the Spaskaya Church is a traditional Orthodox church built in 1706 and is the second stone building in the history of Irkutsk City, the first is the police office (no longer exist), with a long history and great ornamental value.

The Church of Spaskaya, also known as the Church of the Savior, is a beautiful color in the snow. It is a Russian Orthodox church built in the 18th century, and the paintings on the exterior walls are particularly special, which is said to be unique in Siberia. Unfortunately, no photos are allowed in the church, but it is also worth visiting.

In winter, when such fog occurs on the river, there will be smog around, to find the smog, in this ice and snow world everything becomes so beautiful, architecture, plants, everything is made into art by nature.