The holy source of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God (Ascula) is an Orthodox place geographically connected with the location of the Ascula. In 1928, the chapel was closed, and the miraculous icon was carried away by one of the parishioners. Later, a chapel was erected here in the name of the Askul Icon of the Mother of God (Kazan).
On August 28, 2005, the spring was re-consecrated, and the miraculous image was returned to the newly built wooden church in the name of Archistratigus of God Michael. Conditions of access to natural objects change in season, so it is better to specify the route the day before.
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How to Get There
The landmark is the village of Askula. It is more convenient to build a route in advance at the coordinates of 53.280556, 49.602778; the state of the final section of the road is recommended to clarify before the trip.
