The definite article is required. Are you going to the village? There are few villages in the USA. We live in cities, towns, or suburbs. If we live in an isolated area we may say we live ing the country or in the mountains. We can say that we live in town. (No definite article in the final one)

You need not make it that complicated!! You can just say, Are you going to the village? or Are you about to go to the village?

In my experience, when Russians say "village," they usually mean "small town." The word village has declined in usage over the last 40 or so years. Now, when Americans think of a village, they usually think of some isolated part of China or Africa with no electricity. Cities are larger. Towns are smaller. I would say, "Are you going into town?"

Are you going to the village??

'Are you going to the village?'