Luonto ja järvet Valko-Venäjällä
Belarusian Lakes and Parks
Belarus features a diverse landscape of over 10,000 lakes, primarily concentrated in the northern Vitebsk Region. This collection highlights the country's largest water bodies, including Lake Narach and the glacial formations of the Braslau Lakes National Park. These sites are characterized by clean, transparent waters, surrounding pine forests, and unique ecosystems like the Osveya wetland. Several locations, such as Lake Svitiaź, hold cultural significance in local folklore, while others like the Lukomlskoye and Chervonoye lakes are vital for the country's biodiversity and regional health resorts.
Drūkšiai
Drūkšiai, also called Drysviaty or Drysvyaty, or Drisvyaty is the largest of the Braslau Lakes located partly in the northeastern part of…
Ozero Severnoe Voloso
Part of the Braslau Lakes National Park, it is among the deepest and clearest lakes in Belarus, harboring rare glacial relict species like the Mysis relicta crustacean.
Kogalnoe ozero
Situated in the center of Hlybokaye, this urban lake has historical ties to the local Carmelite monastery and currently serves as a central point for city leisure.
Ez. Gruda / ozero Gruda
A cross-border lake located in a heavily forested area on the boundary between the Hrodna Region and Lithuania.
Belarusian Lakes and Parks – Lisää matkaan
Luo yksityiskohtainen matkasuunnitelma älykkäillä reiteillä, aika-arvioilla ja kaikella, mitä tarvitset täydelliseen matkaan.
