Indura

In 1936, the large Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was built of brick in the Renaissance and Classicism style. After the Second World War, the authorities closed the church and converted it into a mill. The church was returned to Catholics in 1992. In 1864, the Assumption Church was built from field stone in the retrospective Russian style. The church is surrounded by a strong stone fence. Both temples fit well into the ancestral structure of the village.