Travel tips for Belovezh Nature Reserve in Belarus
Scenic spot introduction:
Belarus' Belovezhskaya Nature Reserve (or Bialowieza Forest) is a national park with many rare species. It was also a hunting ground for Polish and Russian monarchs. It is not only the only remaining primeval forest in Europe, but also one of the oldest nature reserves in the world. Dense and rich forests, rare wild animals, complete and luxurious supporting facilities, and a variety of adventurous and interesting tourist routes have attracted more and more people to visit. It is one of the most worth visiting natural landscapes in Belarus. .Attractions distribution:
Belovezh Nature Reserve is located at the border of Belarus and Poland and is jointly owned by the two countries, covering an area of nearly 2,000 hectares. The reserve is dominated by vast virgin forests and a variety of birds and animals. Visitors can embark on a fulfilling and perfect natural journey by walking, boating, etc. After sightseeing, you can also visit animal specimens at the Natural History Museum, go fishing in the lake area, or stay in a cabin in the forest to enjoy the freshness brought by nature.Scenic spot qualifications:
World natural heritage, nature reserveScenic spot features:
forest, hiking, forestTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Belarus
How to get there:
The park is accessible by direct bus from Brest, with 5 departures per day starting at 7 am.
Brest: It can be reached by train within Belarus.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Białowieża ticket prices:
Park: 50,000 rubles for adults and 25,000 rubles for children.
Birds: 10,000 rubles for adults and 5,000 rubles for children.
Natural History Museum : 15,000 rubles for adults and 7,500 rubles for children.
Scenic area opening hours:
09:00-20:00
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. It is recommended that tourists prepare sufficient time for their visit, as even the roughest tour will take about 3 hours.
2. protected area Located on the Belarus-Poland border, tourists traveling to Poland can make this place their last stop in Belarus.
Tour route:
protected area Water sports, hiking, animal There are 5 routes, ranging from 2.5 kilometers to 12 kilometers, and the tour time usually takes 3-4 hours.
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping in Belarus) Vodka, linen products, wood carvings, pottery, etc.
(Belarusian cuisine) Potatoes, beef, borscht, cabbage rolls with meat, pelmeni.
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