The aim of the project is to create a complex telling about the history of Russian monasticism. The complex includes several wooden chapels, replicas of the defunct chapels of the Russian North of the 14th and 19th centuries.:
The Church of St. Sergius and Herman of Valaam (the prototype is the Church of the Resurrection). Lazarus of Murom Monastery);
The Chapel of St. St. Sergius of Radonezh (a copy of the Transfiguration Chapel from the village Glebovo, Novgorod region);
The Chapel of St. Alexander Svirsky (a copy of an extant chapel from the Medvezhegorsky district of Karelia);
The Chapel of St. Arseny Konevsky (a copy of the chapel of St. Basil the Great from Zaonezhskaya village of Gora).
The temple and the chapels are connected by a forest path. There are stands nearby with information about the saints and the monasteries they founded.
