The Troitsko-Pechorsky District Museum named after A. N. Popov is a scientific and educational institution that serves as the main repository of monuments of the centuries-old history and culture of the Pechora region.

During its existence, the museum has collected over 8000 exhibits, most of which are presented in its exhibitions:

1. The "Flora and Fauna of the Region" showcases the animal and plant world of the area. Here you can see stuffed specimens of the gray crane, black woodpecker, sea eagle, owl, ermine, and other animals.

2. The exhibition "A. N. Popov, Founder of the Museum" features photographs, documents, and awards related to Alexander Nikolayevich.

3. The archaeological exhibition begins with an archaeological map of the area, marking 100 sites of primitive people, and includes the diorama "Kaninskoye Cave Sanctuary," where you can see flint and bone tips, fragments of pottery, a mammoth tooth, and other artifacts.

4. The ethnographic exhibition consists of authentic household items of the local population, totaling over 800 exhibits. Visitors can see a variety of wooden and birch bark dishes, hunting and fishing gear, a Komi calendar, clothing, and much more.

5. A gem of the region is the extensive geological collection, as well as photographs of the Pechoro-Ilych Nature Reserve.

6. The exhibition "History of the Troitsko-Pechorsky District" concludes the display.