[COLOR=green]Whole Belarus (Great Litwa, Belorussia, Bialorus, White Russia) today is absolutely new destination not only for «ordinary tourists», but for tourists whom preferred extreme tourism as well.

I would like to invite you into fantastic adventure, in most wild and unknown place of the Europe –Polesia ( Polesie is the Polish spelling; Belarusian: Палесьсе, Paleśsie; Ukrainian: Полісся, Polissja; Russian: Полесье, Poles’e; Latin: Polesia).


“Polesia” is belonging to one of the most remounted Region in Europe, “Polesia" last region in “old Europe” where could possible to live a real “Nancy” of other undiscovered yet creatures. People are making amazing natural food (crayfish, river fish most popular) and do it way like their ancestors. Local people are friendly and would like to help to everyone.


On the west Polesia reaches the Dniepr river. To the north the Polesia lowlands stretch along the rivers Biarezina, Ptych, and Jasielda and spread amidst the northern uplands. Being stretched between the rivers Boog in the West and Dnieper in the East, between Navahradak Hill in the North and Valyn’ mountains in the South, Polesia occupies 80, 000 sq. kilometers. Pripyat Marshes are a forested, swampy area (c.38,000 sq mi/98,400 sq km) extending along the Pripyat River and its tributaries from Brest in the west to Mogilev in the northeast and Kiev in the southeast. With a dense network of rivers, lakes, and canals, the marshes are largely coextensive with the Polesia lowland. Drainage of the swamps was begun c.1870; the eastern part is now used for pasturage and cultivation. Polesia marshes are so huge it is in a Guinness Book as a biggest marsh in a whole world.

Polesia has also great historic heritage as well, cities Pinsk or Turau 1000 years old. Pinsk occupies the second place in Belarus in number of architectural monuments. In Pinsk the miracle kept a unique street of buildings of the beginning of the 19th century, the Catholic church of the 17th century, the building of the Jesuits' Collegium, the Boutrimovich's Palace- a headman of Pinsk and a political figure of Rzecz Pospolita.

You self can deicide where you would like to live, in a country house with worm water and other wins from civilization, or place where you have to do by you self (warm up sauna, bring the water etc).

One day of living in a Belarus’ country house is cost from 7$ up to 15$(with all facility in) same houses mothers provide good breakfast too.
Belarus today is not expensive country, prices for food and drink very low you can be feel your self secure with 200$ USD in you pocket. We already have a detour for travelers but if you wish something especial we would assist you with it.

I can organize all type of adventures trips by bikes or horse or maybe by bouts or rafts down to Pripyat (Ukrainian: Прип’ять, Pryp”yat’; Belarusian: Прыпяць, Prypiać; Polish: Prypeć) river or just walk. Everything is possible with us.




we provide

1 visa support
2 booking hotel country house or other place for living
3 transfers and other transport support for groups and individuals
4 guiding & interpreters services




Modern Polesia represent archaic European Flora Fauna, animals which disappeared from most part of the Europe are still living there amongst them are the European bison, badgers, lynx, black storks, grey cranes, short-toed eagles, greater-spotted eagles, horned owls, bog turtles, running toads, smooth snakes and sterle and many others.


We really hope that Belarus could become a new interesting destination for your clients. We will be happy to answer all your questions concerning Belarus.



eugensmalakou@hotmail.com
mob.t.+375 29 3712344 (Belarus, Minsk)

This post has been edited by eugen: Feb 1 2006, 04:39 PM

Polesia has also great historic heritage as well, cities Pinsk or Turau Mozyr 1000 years old.

Pinsk http://radzima.org/pub/miesta.php?lang=en&rajon_id1=brpi

Kartuz- Biaroza

With reminds of French Closter
http://radzima.org/pub/miesta.php?lang=en&rajon_id1=brbi


Kosava (Maračoŭščyna) township Thaddeus Kosciuszko home land



http://radzima.org/pub/miesta.php?lang=en&...365;ščyna)

This post has been edited by eugen: Feb 1 2006, 04:29 PM