In the Perm Region, in the village of Pyanteg, work has been completed on the restoration of the Church of the Epiphany, an object of cultural heritage of federal significance, located at 24a Embankment Street. This project is aimed at preserving the unique historical heritage of the Kama region.
During the restoration work, significant dismantling works were carried out in the interior of the church, a metal frame was installed, and the log walls were restored and restored. In addition, the repair and restoration of window and door openings was carried out, the wooden structures of the six were replaced, and the roofing was recreated.
At the moment, the main construction work has been completed, and it remains only to improve the surrounding area. Next year, it is planned to level the site, plant grass and install bridges and fences.
The Church of the Epiphany in the village of Pyanteg, which is the oldest wooden religious building in the Urals, was built in the XV-XVI centuries. Despite the fact that the church is currently not in use, its restoration plays an important role in preserving the historical and cultural heritage of the region.