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Marked as one of the UNESCO's World Heritage Sites in Belarus, the Kalozha church is one ancient religious centre with origins dating back to 1183 AD. It is possibly the only existing instance of Black Ruthenian architecture. The church’s floor is made with ceramic tiles.