Khust is a town located in western Ukraine that has a long history dating back centuries. Some of the key features and sites mentioned in the document include Mount Zamkova, the highest point in town, with panoramic views from the top. The rivers Rica and Tyssa meet near Khust, and the Rica river is beautiful to see in the evenings. Other landmarks referenced are the Valley of Narcissi national park, several churches from different centuries and religions, monuments to soldiers and Taras Shevchenko, and buildings keeping the town's architectural traditions. The document encourages visiting Khust to experience its beauty in person during any season.

2. Coat of
arms
of
Khust

3. Panorama from mount Zamkova

5. The main road to town

6. Chervona hora (Red mount)

7. The rivers the Rica and the Tyssa meet
near Khust

8. The river Rica is amazing in the
evening

10. Valley of narcissi, the main natural
attraction

11. The valley of narcissi is a national park

12. Mount Zamcova (Castle mount) - the
highest point of our town

13. The ruins of the old castle

14. A reformed church of the XVI century

16. The Orthodox
church built
110 years ago

17. A church of the XVII century

18. The St. Kirill Cathedral

20. Catholic church of the XVI century

21. Judaic church of the XV century

22. Monument to
Taras
Shevchenko Ukrainian
writer, artist and
public figure

24. The monument to the soldiers who
died the II World War

25. City Hall

26. “Czech town” – a street built at the
end of the XIX century

30. School of Arts

32. New buildings keep architectural
traditions

34. A small park in the centre

35. One of the oldest streets of the town

36. The main street of Khust

41. Our “White House” – the building of
district administration

42. The central square

44. One of the squares – Dukhnovich
square

45. • Our town is beautiful
• in every season…

49. Many interesting events take place in
town every year

50. • We can show you
many pictures but you’d
better come and see
everything with your own
eyes…
Yours, Natka U.