Boloto Moh

Boloto Mokh is a protected «universe»: no city noise, no crowds. Just you and untouched nature. Every step here opens new horizons, and the impressions last a lifetime.

You will see plants such as cloudberry, dwarf birch, ramsons (bear's garlic), small-fruited cranberry, intermediate sundew, common clubmoss, and flowering rush. Many of them are listed in the Red Book of Belarus — and you'll be able to see them up close.

Boloto Mokh is beautiful any time of the year: in summer — an explosion of colors, and the cranberry blooms in an especially unusual way — with pink flowers that resemble a crane's beak.

Boloto Mokh is home to almost all the animals of Belarus, except for the bison. If you're lucky, you will hear the singing of rare birds, and also see frogs jumping on the water — happily and carefree.

There are many stories surrounding the bog. Locals say that Boloto Mokh inspires artists and poets — and it's true, there is a special kind of magic here. You can rest your soul, enjoy the silence, and feel a connection with nature. A world full of wonders and mysteries — it's right here, at Boloto Mokh.