Thanks, interesting. And which routes are included in the program - to Sarov or to Penza more? Our daughter is free in the summer, maybe something will suit her.
Last year our daughter went along this route to Sarov, she really liked it. There is a monastery, a museum, and walks through the forest. Tamara, how old is your daughter? Maybe it will suit her too.
Thank you, Tamara. The program mainly includes routes around the Penza region - they almost never go to Sarov, but to Penza and the surrounding area, to monasteries like Narovchatsky or Kerensky, most often. Something for 5-7 days would probably be suitable for my daughter, including a pilgrimage and just relaxation. How old is she, if it’s not a secret?
My daughter is just 12, so 5-7 days is just right. Last year we went to Narovchatsky for four days, she really liked it there, quiet and peaceful. Did you take your children to Kerensky yourself or did you just hear reviews?
Yes, my brother and I took a group of guys to Kerensky for five days last summer. It’s really quiet there, especially in the morning near the monastery; my daughter would also appreciate it. What exactly did your girl remember most about Narovchatsky?
Yes, Narovchatsky and Kerensky are really taken most often, especially for short rides. Last year, the guys from the parish and I went to Kerensky for a week - there are services there, and you can just walk through the forest. Has your daughter already been on pilgrimages or is this the first time?
Thank you, Tamara, our daughter also goes to school, so in the summer we are looking for something nearby and not too tiring. The program includes more Penza routes - Narovchat, Kerensk, and sometimes to the Trinity Monastery. How old is your daughter? Maybe I can tell you more precisely what they usually charge there?
