St. Boris and Gleb church is an Orthodox church built in 1824 out of wood. It is a monument of vernacular architecture with characteristics of classicism. At the base of the temple is an octagonal central room to which is attached a rectangular porch coming from the west, on which a two-storey bell tower was erected at the beginning of the 20th century (previously it stood separately).
St. Paraskieva Church is a wooden Orthodox church that was built in 1998 on the site where an old church from 1750 was demolished in the 1960s.
The Orthodox Church of the Intercession was built in wood in 1857 but completely rebuilt in 1907. In 1910, a wooden parish school was also built in 1910. It is a monument of neo-Russian style architecture. The temple has a bell tower, a prayer hall, an apse, a two-storey bell tower, a cubic main hall with an onion-shaped spire.
St. Nicholas' Church is a wooden Orthodox church built from 1818. The church has a central pyramidal composition and consists of five log cabins arranged in a cross plan, with a bell tower above the entrance. A belfry is placed separately from the church.
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