Kushlyany. The museum-estate of Frantishek Bogushevich.

Literary and Memorial Museum - Frantishek Bogushevich Manor - is a place imbued with the spirit of history and creativity. It is not just a collection of exhibits, but a true immersion into the poet's era and life. The house has been preserved here Bogushevich, built in 1896, with its authentic atmosphere. Stone barn, old park, overgrown century-old trees - all this creates a unique atmosphere of the estate, as if frozen in time.

The museum has carefully recreated two memorial rooms – a living room and an office, where you can imagine the poet at work, surrounded by books and manuscripts. 

Three halls of the literary exhibition tell about the life and creative path of Frantishek Bogushevich, from his childhood to adulthood, illustrating his contribution to the development of the Belarusian language and literature.

The museum's exposition is striking in its detail. Here are the poet's personal belongings soaked in his energy.: the desk on which the lines of his poems were born, antique chairs, valuable manuscripts, including drafts and correspondence.

Of particular interest are the ancestral medallions of the Bogushevich family, which preserve the family history dating back to the 18th century. These medallions are not just ornaments, but symbols of the continuity of generations and a living connection with the past. They tell about the family traditions, values and destinies that shaped the personality of Frantishek Bogushevich.

Not far from the estate stands Bald Mountain, shrouded in mysterious legends. According to legend, there was an ancient pagan temple here, a place of worship to the gods of our ancestors. The energy of this place is extremely strong; it seems that the spirits of the ancestors still protect these lands, filling them with a special aura. Bald Mountain invites visitors to a dialogue with the past, to immerse themselves in the mystical atmosphere of the ancient beliefs and traditions of the Belarusian people. This place will be a great addition to visiting the museum, allowing you to immerse yourself even deeper into the history and culture of Belarus.

The annual Kushlyany Fest, a bright and colorful celebration dedicated to Frantishek Bogushevich, became the hallmark of the museum-estate. It attracts many guests, allowing not only to learn more about the poet's life and work, but also to get acquainted with the rich culture and traditions of the Belarusian people. Music, dancing, folk crafts, delicious national food – all this creates the atmosphere of a real Belarusian folk festival. 

The festival is an important element of preserving and popularizing the cultural heritage of Belarus, drawing attention to the historical and cultural significance of the Kushlyany and the role of Frantishek Bogushevich in the formation of the Belarusian nation. 

Visiting Kushlyany is not just a trip, but a spiritual journey into the depths of the history and soul of the Belarusian people.