The park houses a dedicated mini-zoo featuring various species of birds and small animals.
It was specifically designed to serve as a 'living museum' of flora rather than a standard municipal park.
The park includes a man-made waterfall system integrated into the natural slope of the terrain.
Several wooden sculptures distributed throughout the park were crafted by local artisans to represent Hutsul folklore figures.
Park Pidhirya is a landscaped dendrological park situated on the grounds of the Karpaty Sanatorium in Truskavets. The park features an extensive collection of rare botanical species, including exotic trees and shrubs imported from various geographical zones. It is designed as a themed space with artificial ponds, waterfalls, and wooden pedestrian bridges connecting different garden sections. The landscape architecture incorporates elements of traditional Ukrainian motifs blended with European park design. Sculptures and decorative wooden carvings are placed throughout the groomed pathways. The park serves as a recreational area for both sanatorium guests and day visitors.
The wooden bridge overlooking the central pond and waterfall cascade.
Bring comfortable footwear as the path network includes gravel sections and some uneven terrain.
Visit the dedicated observation points to get elevated views of the garden layout.
Check the sanatorium grounds map at the entrance to ensure you do not miss the hidden corners near the animal enclosures.
Do not wander off the marked trails, as the park utilizes automated irrigation systems that may be active in non-public areas.
Maintain silence near animal enclosures, refrain from feeding the wildlife, and remain on designated paths to protect botanical collections.
