The small wooden Tobrova tsässon on the right side of the Tobrova-Küllätüvä road looks like a small barn with a modest cross on the roof. This Orthodox chapel built in 1932 is dedicated to Easter – the most important holiday in Tobrova and nearby villages. Behind the Tobrova tsässon is the Luikjärve farm fort: a well-preserved Seto farm with a closed courtyard, which has been restored by the Obinitsa Museum.Contact the Obinitsa Museum for more information about the tsässon and the farm.
To keep both your mind and your body in the best possible shape, come and spend a refreshing day on the Kuremaa skiing tracks. There is a track to suit everyone, from beginners to seasoned skiers, in stunning surroundings. We are located between picturesque passes and a suitable trail can be found for both beginners and experienced skiers, walkers or runners.The trails run in nature, up and down the mountains.Be sure to choose footwear according to the weather, because the grass becomes slippery and muddy in places when it rains. 2.56 km. trail is lit Mon-Sun until 9:00 PM You can relax after your exertions in the Kuremaa sauna and pool.
Mäeotsa Holiday Farm is a private and beautiful holiday house located away from the city noise, between the fields of Kõduküla.Guests will have at their disposal the manor, stable house, Finnish sauna house, smoke sauna and summer houses. There is also a playground, swings, and a trampoline. You can also rent our sauna and bathing barrel.Koogi Reservoir is located at 2 km and Lake Saadjärv at 5 km from the holiday farm. Both of them feature nicely arranged beaches with breathtaking landscapes. In addition, the Ice Age Centre, Elistvere Animal Park, and Vudila Playland are close by.
the warm and affectionate family crowd of Vaskna turismitalu makes you and your family a memorable holiday. The farm is on the shores of Lake Vaskna, a picturesque , in . From our farm, you can take exhilarating trips to the Great Mountain of eggs and Mount Vällamägi, take a boat ride with your family on Lake Vaskna. During the winter season of the , you can go to the Haanja ski resort, a with a good level of cross-country trails. At the farm on the lake is a pyrrho (polar bear) and a rink. Delicious food and hot sauna for sure. a good place to host seminars, trainings and camps! Come with Dear, family, friends or kinship - the Vaskna turismitalu is always waiting for you!
Vaga Mama is an Asian eatery located near historic Põltsamaa castle and serves Chinese, Thai, and Nepalese dishes. Our tasty and spicy dishes are made by Nepalese chefs. You can buy food to go or order by phone. Come and enjoy great food and company on our outdoor terrace or in our snug and warm café.
Pühajõgi is the upper course of the River Võhandu that is upstream from the town of Võru. This stretch of river has not been used much for water travel until now. Now, it has been cleaned and waiting to be discovered!The trip goes along the river with clear water and many small rapids.Route and length: Kärgula–Hutita 3.5 hours (13 km). See also the map of the Võhandu Pühajõgi. Minimum size of the group: 10 people; smaller groups can join scheduled trips.Maximum size of the group: 90 people.Price: canoe trip €20 per person and kayak trip €22 per person.Price for children: €12 per person (6–16 years).Price includes: canoe or kayak rental and transportation of equipment, safety equipment, instructions and securing the trip from the river banks.
The 5 km ski track of Tehvandi Sports Centre is covered with artificial snow and invites you to ski classic style or freestyle. The relief of the track is difficult with some dangerous downhill parts and it is therefore more suitable for professionals. The track is lit until 10:00 pm every evening. The 10 km Tehvandi hiking track is more suitable for amateurs.
The Miikse St. John the Baptist Church is a small wooden Orthodox church located in the southeastern corner of Estonia in Setomaa. What makes this church special is its story. It was built in 1953, during the Soviet era, when religion and church construction were not encouraged. However, the local people took a bold step and built the church themselves, often working in the evenings and at night to avoid the authorities' attention. Today, Miikse Church is once again a symbol of the strength and perseverance of the Seto community, where the local community restored the dilapidated sanctuary into a new and striking Seto church. The altar and icons were preserved, but the new facade features a lace-like pattern using Seto colors (red, blue, and sheep's wool white) and Seto belt patterns. The church's surroundings also include an old cemetery and sacred stones, which lend the place a special historical and spiritual atmosphere. The church is open once a month during service, and at other times, access can be arranged by agreement with the church elder (who communicates in Estonian and Russian). For a foreign-language tour of Setomaa, we recommend booking a local guide.