Near Borets lies the “Partizanskaya Krinichka”, 3 km southeast of the settlement. During the Second World War, the underground committee of the city of Homel and the “Bolshevik” partisan unit were located there.
Those who choose Borets as a travel destination want to rent a holiday apartment here.
Culture and History
Following restoration, the nearby “Partizanskaya Krinichka” memorial complex features a partisan camp with dugouts serving as a headquarters, medical station, weapons store, supply depot and accommodation.
The nearby “Partizanskaya Krinichka” memorial complex is located at the former base of the “Bolshevik” partisan unit.
The memorial complex also has a covered area where visitors can rest and sample soldiers’ porridge.
A tourist hike to the nearby “Partizanskaya Krinichka” has been organised.
Nature and Geography
Borets is situated on the Sozh River, a tributary of the Dnieper.
A section of the Sozh River near the “Borets” dacha settlement was one of three study sites in the Homel District.
The nearby recreational area with a stream in the Teryoshkovichi village council is designated as a picnic area.
Borets is mentioned in the directions to the nearby recreational area with a stream.
Cuisine
The “Slavyanskaya Korchma” establishment in Borets is classified as gastronomic tourism; advance reservations are possible.
Other places: Studzionaja Huta, Ogorodniki, Buda-Kašaliova, Rečyca, Turau, Loyew, Masyr, Zhlobin
