Krasnopolyanskoye on the Sarayevka River

• The settlement lies on the bank of the Sarayevka.
• The “Mnogolikij Ural” program will take place at the Krasnopolyanskaya Library in 2026.
• The stone Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God has not survived.

The Sarayevka is a specific geographical reference point for Krasnopolyanskoye. If you also consider a waterside setting when choosing a place, you can take this aspect into account alongside the cultural and historical themes. The riverside location describes the settlement’s relationship to the river; it is therefore a separate point of reference for your choice, not a claim about a particular activity on the water.

From February 24 to December 11, 2026, the “Mnogolikij Ural” program will take place at the Krasnopolyanskaya Library. It covers the traditions, customs, art, and folklore of the peoples of the Middle Urals. The clearly defined dates help you place the program in your travel plans, while its themes also offer a cultural perspective on the Middle Urals region.

If you want to plan your stay around this program, check the specific event dates in advance. This way, you can plan your trip around those dates instead of relying on the overall program period alone.

The stone, single-altar Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God was built with funds from parishioners no later than 1860. It was extended and substantially enlarged in 1867. The building’s history therefore comprises two clearly distinct stages: its construction by 1860 at the latest and its later expansion.

The church has not survived. Its significance for Krasnopolyanskoye therefore lies in the settlement’s history, not in an existing church building that can be visited today. The recorded description is also informative: “stone” describes the building material, while “single-altar” refers to its having one altar. Together with the dates, these details provide a specific historical reference, clearly distinct from the time-limited cultural program in 2026.

In the 2024 amended register of regular bus routes for Baykalovo District, Route 129 from Baykalovo to Yelan was listed with a stop in Krasnopolyanskoye. The entry is dated 2024 and is therefore not a reliable source of information about current service. Check the current timetable for your specific journey.

If you look beyond Krasnopolyanskoye to Sverdlovsk Oblast, approved road-trip routes offer another way to explore the region. A list of approved routes published in 2026 includes the Demidov Route between Yekaterinburg, Nevyansk, and Nizhny Tagil.

Also listed is “Along the Iset to the Sound of the Bell: A Journey to Kamensk-Uralsky,” a route between Yekaterinburg and Kamensk-Uralsky. The title describes the journey, while the places listed mark its two endpoints.

The route “Discover the Urals: Nature, History, Legends” is associated with Yekaterinburg, Irbit, Turinsk, and Tavda. The three routes thus differ in their titles and the places named for each. Check the route information before setting out if you plan to include these regional options in your itinerary.

Discover more destinations: Kadnikovo, Tygish, Kachkanar, Reftinsky, Asbest, Perepryazhka, Severka, Verkhnyaya Sinyachikha.

Where is Krasnopolyanskoye?

Krasnopolyanskoye lies on the bank of the Sarayevka River.

When does “Mnogolikij Ural” take place?

The program at the Krasnopolyanskaya Library is scheduled to run from February 24 to December 11, 2026.

Has the Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God survived?

No. The stone, single-altar church has not survived. It was built no later than 1860 and extended and substantially enlarged in 1867.

To the main travel overview: Sverdlovsk Oblast.