Belarus — in this very word, antiquity is organically interwoven with modernity, while its picturesque nature captivates with beauty. Here, everyone can find something for themselves, whether it is an exciting journey into the depths of ancient times, a peaceful rest on the shore of a lake, or vivid impressions from participating in traditional folk festivals.
Minsk is an ideal choice for lovers of history. A city with a rich thousand-year past preserves numerous architectural masterpieces. Stroll along the quiet streets of the old town, admire the majestic Holy Spirit Cathedral, visit the “Historical Rows” complex with preserved 19th-century buildings, or immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Soviet era at Victory Square. Do not miss the opportunity to visit the National Museum of the History of Belarus to learn more about the fate of the country and its people.
And if your soul longs for silence and unity with nature, be sure to embark on a journey through Polesia. Here you will find vast green plains, shimmering lakes, and ancient forests filled with legends. Take a boat ride along the Pripyat River, visit the unique Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park, home to the European bison — the symbol of Belarus — or simply enjoy peace and tranquility surrounded by pristine nature.
The Dvina region is a kingdom of crystal-clear lakes, sandy beaches, and coniferous forests. Here you can relax in a cozy agro-estate among whispering pines, go fishing on a scenic lake, or sail along the Dvina River — one of the three largest rivers of the East Slavic region. And after a full day, enjoy Belarusian cuisine prepared from fresh local ingredients.
Belarusian cuisine itself is a true celebration for gourmets. Try fragrant borscht with pampushki, juicy draniki with sour cream, delicious dumplings with various fillings, or traditional berry and fruit kissel. And do not forget Belarusian bread — it simply melts in your mouth.
Those wishing to immerse themselves in the authentic life of Belarusians should visit one of the traditional folk festivals. Maslenitsa, Kupalle, or Dozhinki are vibrant events filled with music, dancing, joy, and traditional Belarusian entertainment.
Belarus is open to all types of tourism: from active eco-tourism with hiking and river rafting to calm leisure by a lake. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts will find excellent conditions here, while athletes will appreciate modern sports complexes. Shopping lovers are welcomed by numerous shopping malls and boutiques in Minsk.
People come to Belarus for new impressions, to discover a rich culture and meet hospitable people. Here you will find exactly what you are looking for: from historical landmarks to picturesque nature, from delicious cuisine to colorful folk festivals!
Andrei,
Director of BelDiscoveri
