The participants of the expedition led by Yulia Kornava discovered an abandoned church in Suidozero in the Vologda region. The discovery was possible only on the third attempt, as the structure was almost completely hidden by an overgrown forest. Once there were two villages in these places, with 24 households and 133 inhabitants. In the 1950s, the population was resettled. Over time, people who could know the exact location of the church also disappeared. This discovery has implications for the study of the history of the region and the preservation of the cultural heritage. Abandoned temples are often unique architectural objects that can attract the attention of tourists and researchers. The church found may be the subject of future research and restoration.

The participants of the expedition led by Yulia Kornava discovered an abandoned church in Suidozero in the Vologda region. The discovery was possible only on the third attempt, as the structure was almost completely hidden by an overgrown forest. Once there were two villages in these places, with 24 households and 133 inhabitants. In the 1950s, the population was resettled. Over time, people who could know the exact location of the church also disappeared. This discovery has implications for the study of the history of the region and the preservation of the cultural heritage. Abandoned temples are often unique architectural objects that can attract the attention of tourists and researchers. The church found may be the subject of future research and restoration.