Planetarium with pans and other folk art objects of the Caucasus

In the all-Russian competition organized by the travel service Tutu.ru author's sights from 85 regions of the country compete. Recently, the ninth qualifying round of the competition has started, where mainly the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District participate. Voting for the participants of the ninth stage will last from December 7 to 13 on the competition website. This week the following sights compete for a place in the final round: planetarium with pans in Adygea (in the photo above),

a revolving house in Karachay-Cherkessia,

sculptures on the streets of Vladikavkaz,

garden of quaint stones in the Terek,

leotaur from tires (Krasnodar Territory),

house of Murad Polonkoev (Ingushetia),

aul from a stump (Dagestan),

Vainakh tower (Chechnya).

On the site you can not only see a photo of each object, but also read the history of its creation and unusual facts, as well as find out exactly where this object is located and who its author is. By the end of the year, a dozen finalists will be known, and the winner of the entire competition will be determined on January 24, 2022. Then, in the settlement where the winning object is located, an award ceremony will take place with the participation of the Tutu.ru team and journalists from the Russian media.

In 2018 and 2019, the service held a competition in which the Russians chose the locality with the funniest name, and last year it compiled an encyclopedia of the most unusual monuments in Russia with their 3D models. "This time, we decided to take a closer look at the private work of creative Russians - original architects, sculptors, mechanics and just talented enthusiasts. We want to draw attention to art objects and attractions that cannot be found in guidebooks. We also want to tell about the people who created their art objects, and to show how many different craftsmen live in our country, Sergey Pishchulov, founder of the travel community Tutu.ru, says