It is a modern open-air museum where visitors can discover the traditional architecture, lifestyle, and culture of the Carpathian peoples.
The main attraction of the park is a collection of authentic wooden houses from the 19th–20th centuries, which were carefully dismantled, relocated, and restored together with traditional interiors and household items. The exhibition introduces visitors to the lives of Hutsuls, Boykos, and Lemkos — ethnic groups that have shaped the unique cultural heritage of the Carpathian region over centuries.
Visitors can explore historic residential and farm buildings, take part in traditional craft workshops, capture memorable photos in themed photo zones, and enjoy walks across the scenic park area with suspension bridges. A special feature of the park is a spacious petting zoo with domestic and wild animals, along with various activities for children and adults.
The park also features a Carpathian cinema club, cultural events, creative activities, and educational programs that help visitors better understand the history and traditions of mountain communities.
"Hutsul Land" is a place where Carpathian nature, ancient traditions, family recreation, and the authentic spirit of the Hutsul region come together.
Ivano-Frankivsk region, Polianytsia village, Bukovel Tourist Complex, Nadvirna District
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