Belarus is an ideal destination for connoisseurs of wildlife and eco-tourism. The country has preserved unique corners of untouched nature, where you can see ancient forests, endless swamps and pristine lakes. Discover the Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve, the only one in the country of the highest rank, where bison, bears and red deer live. Or go to the legendary Belovezhskaya Pushcha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Unique landscapes await you in the reserves "Olmany marshes" and "Yelnya" — the largest marshlands in Europe. The Naroch region with its lakes and the Blue Lakes ecotrope is ideal for outdoor activities. And for exciting adventures — to the Pripyat National Park to witness the spring flood of the "Sea of Herodotus". These are only a small part of the places where you can truly experience the harmony and power of the Belarusian nature.

It is the only specially protected area of such high rank in Belarus. This is a kingdom of untouched nature with ancient forests, pristine lakes and the largest swamps in Europe.
It is home to bison, bears, red deer and more than 230 species of birds. There is a museum, aviaries with animals, ecological trails, as well as hotels and cozy guest houses for guests.
The perfect place to connect with the wild!

Domzheritsy. Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve

The largest forest area in the country, located on the border of the Minsk and Grodno regions. This is a unique region where a rich history, diverse flora and fauna are intertwined. Since 2005, the Forest has had the status of a republican landscape reserve, protecting valuable natural complexes of international importance.

Nalibokskaya Pushcha

The old narrow-gauge railway in 'Ozery' Landscape Reserve is a unique natural site and a popular tourist route. Take a motorbike ride through picturesque places, across the bridge over Lake Beloe and ancient marshes. Along the way, your guide will tell you about the local flora, fauna and history of the region. This is an unforgettable journey for nature lovers!

A journey along a narrow-gauge railway.

Grodno narrow-gauge railway. Landscape reserve "Ozery".

This is a large republican nature reserve in Belarus, located between the Neman and Shchara rivers. Its area is about 16,000 hectares. This place is famous for its beautiful nature and diverse recreational opportunities.
Here you can go kayaking along the fast and winding Schara, stop at one of the equipped tourist camps, visit the picturesque Bald Mountain or see rare plants and animals. The Forest offers routes of varying difficulty, both for short walks and for multi-day hikes.
This is an ideal place for those who love nature, silence and active recreation.

Lipichanskaya Pushcha is a great place for outdoor recreation.

Lipichanskaya Pushcha. Republican landscape reserve.

Belovezhskaya Pushcha is one of the last relict forests in Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a unique nature reserve with a rich flora and fauna, home to the largest population of bison. The park also houses the famous Nature Museum and the residence of Santa Claus, which makes it an ideal place to visit at any time of the year.

Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Residence of Father Frost

Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Museum of Nature

Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Flora and Fauna

Belovezhskaya Pushcha

Discover a unique natural monument — the Olmany Marshes landscape reserve in Stolin district. It is the largest complex of untouched marshes in Europe, which has an international status. It is home to rare species of birds and plants listed in the Red Book.
To visit the ecological trail, you must contact the Museum of Local Lore in Stolin in advance to issue a pass and hire a guide. Please note that the territory is a border area.

Olmany Marshes Landscape Reserve.

Pripyatsky National Park. The Sea of Herodotus.
A unique natural phenomenon in Belarus is the seasonal flooding of the Pripyat River, known as the "Sea of Herodotus". Every year in spring, meltwater floods floodplain meadows and forests, creating vast expanses of water.

This phenomenon is the basis for an exciting ecotour. The route passes through flooded oak forests and willow forests, where you can observe the life of beavers and migratory birds. Travel is possible by boat, off-road vehicle or on foot, depending on the water level.

Lyaskovichi. Pripyat National Park

A unique natural phenomenon and a unique opportunity to carry out an exciting spring tourist route.

"Pripyatsky National Park". The Sea of Herodotus.

Discover a unique monument of the Ice Age — the 'Mozyr ravines' Republican Landscape Reserve in the Gomel Region.
This place is striking in its biodiversity: it is home to rare animal species and plants from the Red Book of Belarus. Tourists are provided with excellent conditions: eco-trails, bicycle paths and information boards. An ideal destination for picturesque walks and educational ecotourism with children.

An amazing place to walk. A unique place for nature lovers and explorers. 

Republican landscape reserve "Mozyr ravines"

The Dubovsky cascade of lakes is a hydrological reserve in the Bobruisk region, a unique natural complex of four lakes connected by the Vir River. It is home to rare plant and animal species listed in the Red Book. It is an ideal place for ecotourism, outdoor recreation, and wildlife observation.

The Dubovsky cascade of lakes is a real decoration and treasure trove of our Belarusian nature.

Hydrological reserve "Dubovsky cascade of lakes".

The Kozyansk marshes are one of the most amazing ecosystems in the country, located on the border of the Shumilino and Polotsk districts. This republican nature reserve, founded in 1960, protects rare species of flora and fauna.
Tourists can enjoy unearthly landscapes, guided educational tours and the opportunity to see the real natural pearl of the Belarusian Lake Region. This is an ideal destination for connoisseurs of wildlife and eco-tourism.

The Kozyansk marshes are a unique natural area. 

Kozyansky Nature Reserve. Kozyansk marshes.

Osveiskoe Lake is the northern pearl of Belarus.
It is the second largest lake in the country, located almost on the border with Latvia. It is part of the republican Osveisky Landscape Reserve. Its uniqueness is given by the migrating "ghost island", a rich world of birds and excellent fishing conditions. This is an ideal destination for those who are looking for new, non-tourist routes and unity with nature.

If you want to discover a new and unexplored route, then this is Osveya!!!

Osveisky Landscape Reserve. Osveiskoe Lake.

The Yelnya Republican Landscape Reserve is located in the Vitebsk region and is one of the largest peat bogs in Europe. Its unique landscape, with its lakes and rare plants, can be explored along ecological trails. The reserve is home to dozens of bird species, including cranes, and is known for its cranberries.

Republican landscape reserve "Yelnya"

Republican landscape reserve "Yelnya".

Narochansky National Park is the pearl of Belarus.
Located in the north-west of the Minsk region, the park covers more than 87 thousand hectares. Its main wealth is about 40 clean lakes surrounded by untouched forests. The pearl of the region is Lake Naroch, the largest natural body of water in the country with an area of 80 km2. It is an ideal place for active recreation and unity with nature.

Narochansky National Park

The 'Blue Lakes' Ecological trail is a picturesque corner of Belarus, often referred to as the "Belarusian Switzerland." The trail runs through the Narochansky Nature Reserve, passing through 13 glacial lakes, hills, and coniferous forests.
The trail is either 4 or 7 kilometers long. It features viewing platforms, unique lakes such as Glublya and Glubelka, the Stracha River, and the "Old Monk" pine tree. Exploring these designated trails is sure to provide an unforgettable experience.

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