"Honey Village", positioned as another tourist complex, will soon appear in the Altai Territory. The uniqueness of the project lies in many things: both in the place chosen for the construction of the complex, and in its intended purpose.
People who come to the "Honey Village" will be able not only to see how beekeepers collect honey. In this complex, it is planned to treat various diseases with the help of beekeeping products and live bees.
The author of this project is Nikolay Sanin, an experienced beekeeper. He has long been fond of bees and health practices associated with the products of these amazing insects. The "Honey Village" will be located near the village of Shirokiy Log. The complex is planned to be built in a year.
Until now, the site for the construction of the honey complex has been practically not mastered by people; it is located in wild fields. Construction work on the construction of the tourist village has already begun. The main object will be a real apiary with hibernation houses for bees and a pond. In parallel with these objects, guest houses, baths and rooms for apitherapy will be built.
According to Nikolai Sanin, modern people often forget about the possibility of curing various diseases with the help of folk remedies, resorting to not always effective chemistry. In his complex, he plans to help people get rid of many different ailments with the help of bees and their waste products. The site chosen for the "Honey Village" is also good because due to the poor development of the fields, there is a possibility of obtaining new types of rare honey.
The construction of a honey museum is planned in the village. All existing types of hives, including the most ancient, will act as expositions there. Through the demonstration hive, everyone will be able to observe the labor activity of bees. Tourists can also participate in the honey pumping process. The trade pavilions will host honey fairs with mandatory product tasting.
But that's not all: on the territory of the complex, especially inspired tourists can learn the art of beekeeping at specially organized lessons for this.
To implement the project, Nikolai Sanin received one million rubles from the regional governor Alexander Karlin as a special grant. This fall, the author of the idea plans to conduct excursions for tourists to demonstrate the construction of the "Honey Village". It is assumed that this complex will be one of the objects of the tourist complex "Small Golden Ring of Altai".
