Utrina Indian Village

Indian village «Utrina» is an ethno-cultural farmstead located in the village of Morgi in the Vitebsk region, nestled near a bend of the Shosha River on the edge of a forest. This place brings together the philosophy of sustainable tourism, an eco-friendly lifestyle, and elements of Native American culture. The unique atmosphere of the settlement, designed in the style of indigenous tribes, attracts those who wish to escape the urban rush and reconnect with nature. Guests are offered accommodation in authentic hand-made tipis, crafted using natural materials and traditional techniques. Here, harmony, tranquility, and respect for the environment create ideal conditions for a complete reset.

Opportunities and Activities

• Accommodation in insulated tipi-style lodges (4 units) and a cozy A-frame cabin with full amenities (for 4–6 people)
• Barbecue areas, pavilions, and tipi-style shelters for events
• Husky kennel: rides, walks (dog trekking, bikejoring, scootering), contact enclosures
• 8 Belarusian draft horses: bareback riding, horseback walks, horse shows
• Petting zoo with goats, sheep, and a cow
• Workshops: dreamcatcher making, herbal crafts, didgeridoo playing, beekeeping
• Apiary: fresh honey, honey treats, apitherapy house (sleeping on a beehive biofield)

Here, everyone can find something for themselves — whether it's forest solitude, active recreation with animals, or creative workshops. “Utryna” is a space where you can not only relax but also touch a different philosophy of life.

Excursions

A visit to “Utryna” can be arranged as part of an individual excursion from Minsk to the Indian village Utryna. We’ll be happy to create a custom itinerary based on your interests — you can explore the village lifestyle and combine the tour with other points of interest in the Vitebsk region. During the excursion, you will see authentic tipis, take part in workshops, ride horses or sled with friendly huskies. Booking a private excursion from Minsk is a chance to experience alternative rural tourism and visit one of the most unusual places in Belarus.