Braslaw Lakes National Park
Thirty connected lakes and pine forests in northwest Belarus
Thirty connected lakes, the largest being Dryvyaty, Snudy and Strusta, lie among pine forests and bogs shaped by the retreating ice of the last glacial period. The park stretches 55 km from southwest to northeast near the Lithuanian and Latvian borders.
Things to do
- Try thisStart from the town of Braslaǔ, the gateway to the lakes
- HeritageVisit Dryvyaty, Snudy and Strusta, the three largest lakes in the park
- On footWalk the forest lakes of the southern lowlands, including Boginskoye
- Try thisLook for swans and common cranes around the Braslav lakes
Also worth seeing
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Boginskoye
Forest lake considered one of the most beautiful in the Braslav area.