Explore Polessie

Discover Belarusian traditions and nature through serene landscapes and cultural moments

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Activities

🗓️ 2 – 8 July

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Note: Dates and schedule of events may be subject to change depending on participants’ availability.

Kayaking

Guided kayaking excursion on local rivers/lakes

Mikashevichi Quarry

This is the largest open-pit quarry in Europe where granite is extracted. The scale is impressive: the depth is 150 meters, and the area stretches for several kilometers. Here you can see how large-scale granite extraction is conducted and how huge dump trucks operate.

You know, tea from a thermos somehow tastes better on these trips, and conversations by the water feel more sincere. Just don't forget your camera because the sunsets over the local marshes and rivers are a true work of art

Painting Masterclass

An exclusive plein air series featuring talented Belarusian artists

Kupala Night

The Most Mystical Slavic Celebration.

This is a great opportunity for international creators to connect with the local art scene, exchange techniques, and discover the authentic beauty of the region through their own brushes.

From July 6th to 7th, experience a celebration rooted in ancient pagan traditions. Kupala Night marks the peak of summer, where fire and water take center stage in a night of ritual and folklore.

About us

Isabella

Founder & Primary Contact

Solana

Operations & Project Coordinator

Project initiator and lead coordinator for guest relations. Responsible for the general program concept and communication support, drawing on the long-standing history of cultural exchange in the region.

The organizational hub of the team. Provides practical implementation of programs on the ground and interaction with local communities, overseeing logistics and the quality of hospitality.