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Recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, this traditional dance is known for its difficulty, performed only by the most skilled men of the village at various public gatherings. This dance is a symbol of this region.
Делчевски манастир
This monastery was built in the end of the 20th century. It is situated in a forested area on a hillside. The grounds consists of two churches, as well as rock formations.
Градиште
Sitting on a hill overlooking the village, this site is home to ruins of a fortress from Late Antiquity - the town of Armonia. Archaeological findings provide evidence of settlement since the Hellenistic period. On the rocky hill today, one tower stands prominently among the ruins.
Ѕвегорски манастир
Dsvegor was once home to a large Turkish majority population. In the later half of the 20th century, the community just about completely vacated the village. The village mosque stands in ruins with a minaret the only surviving piece.
Спомен-дом „Дедо Митко“
Towards the end of 2014, the birthplace of the long-time leader of the folk dance, the kopačka, Dimitrija Stanoevski (1917-2009), better known as "Dedo Mitko", was converted into a memorial house, which exhibits presents old photos, domestic and foreign newspapers, objects and instruments that the peddler used, as well as folk costumes in which he led the dance.
Спомен-дом на Разловечкото востание
Construction of this memorial house began 100 years after the uprising itself, in 1976, and was completed five years later. Designed by architect Georgi Konstantinovski, it won the most prestigious architecture award of Yugoslavia. Unfortunately, the building has fallen into a state of disrepair, in need of major renovation.
Црква „Св. Петка“
The main church of Selnik and one of the most important in Delčevo, St Petka was likely built in the 14th century. The church is entirely frescoed on the interior, with the oldest dating to around the construction of the church. The iconostasis was completed in 1906. The church is small and single-naved, built of stone. Saint Petka is celebrated at the church every 27 October.