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Come and get bored in Podlasie, because it's worth it. Life here is still like in the old days - there are small, non-industrialized villages around. There are no large farms, only wooden cottages surrounded by fences, where time has stopped. Dubicze Cerkiewne is one of the last Podlasie villages with such a multicultural character, where Belarusians and Ukrainians live alongside Poles. The southwestern reaches of the Białowieża Forest have always been an area where cultures and nationalities meet.
Our house is located in a summer estate near the Bachmaty reservoir:
– there is a swimming pool here (not always open, depending on the water level),
– water equipment rental,
- playground.
On the first Saturday after July 12, Kupala Night takes place at the reservoir. You can take part in a fair combined with a show of folk handicrafts (basket-making, pottery, weaving, blacksmithing, etc.) and listen to music by performers from Podlasie, Ukraine and Belarus.
On site, you will find a guide prepared by us to the attractions of the immediate area. If you are curious about the culture, traditions and nature of Podlasie, you will be enchanted by it. The following are waiting for you:
– Podlasie Orthodox Church Trail (you will see the first of the blue Orthodox churches in Dubicze)
– Dubicze Orthodox Church with the Chamber of Culture and Tradition, where
– Hajnówka with the Holy Trinity Cathedral (one of the most interesting examples of contemporary religious architecture),
– Topało – a settlement on a beautiful forest lake,
– Białowieża with its fabulous railway stations, the Białowieża Forest Museum and the bison show reserve,
– Holy Mountain Grabarka – the most important place for Orthodox believers in Poland.
There are fantastic cycling routes around. We are located right next to the Green Velo Podlasie trail. If you like pedaling, don't miss the opportunity to admire Podlasie on two wheels.