Naliboksky Republican Landscape Reserve

The Naliboksky Republican Landscape Reserve is located in the west of Belarus, 65 km from Minsk and covers an area of ​​86,892 hectares, making it one of the largest reserves in the country. The reserve's fauna includes all six classes of vertebrates native to Belarus: cyclostomes, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. The reserve is officially designated an Important Bird Area. Fifty-one species listed in the Red Data Book of the Republic of Belarus have been identified within its boundaries. Furthermore, a number of animal and bird species listed in the European Red Data Book, as well as those of pan-European conservation importance, have been recorded within its boundaries. A tour of Belarus, including a visit to the Naliboksky Nature Reserve, offers the opportunity to see stunning landscapes, rare plants, and a wide variety of birds and animals. You'll be able to enjoy the pristine forest environment, which is sure to delight everyone. The surrounding area contains archaeological and architectural monuments included in the State List of Historical and Cultural Heritage of Belarus. Among them is the Alekseevsky Church in Ivenets, built in 1905. The Dzerzhinsky family estate is located near the forest, and the Felix Dzerzhinsky Estate Museum is located in the village of Dzerzhinovo. You can book a tour on our website, which will include a sightseeing tour of the forest, an ecological trail with a visit to the habitat of tarpan horses, a visit to a nursery for breeding black grouse, and a visit to the Partisan Movement of the Nalibokskaya Forest.