Dzūkija National Park - a national park in Dzūkija, Lithuania, was established in 1991 in order to preserve the pine forests, the landscape, and the villages of the region. The area encompasses 584.53 square kilometers on the banks of the Nemunas River. The park is the largest protected area in Lithuania.
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Merkinė mound
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Merkinė observation tower
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It may seem unstable because of how the tower moves from side to side but not actually moving, but the view up top is worth every step taken. If you have fear of heights, don't go further than the first platform because the top one is like a leaf in the wind. Unless, you really don't want to go up such a place, go under the tower and you can still get a nice view...
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National park you can find a wealth of natural monuments, the old villages with still alive own speech and great-grandparents traditions.In villages can try a baked bread, visit a Bee Museum, take a Bee trail. Park has 12 bike trails. There is kayak routes around forests with...
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Old villages hardly touched by civilization, old style bee hives still sitting in the trees, clear streams and springs that you can drink from, boggs and natural forests that are difficult to find in Europe. Well...
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