Belarus has unique places and beautiful tourist routs that many famous resorts would envy. Due to the generously scattered rivers, lakes, and swamps throughout the territory, Belarus is nicknamed the blue-eyed beauty.
It is thanks to these aquatic riches that a real wonder of the world has emerged here, which tourists from all over the world come to see. It is called the Herodotus Sea in Belarus. This unique "seasonal dish" can be seen only once a year at a specific time. And if you are lucky enough to have a vacation in spring, it is worth embarking on an exciting journey to see it.
Where is the Herodotus Sea?
Don't even try to find the Herodotus Sea on the map – it is not there. The phantom Belarusian sea appears only during the flooding of the Pripyat River and turns Polesie into a boundless Amazon. It is located in the Pripyat National Park, partially covering the Olmansky Swamps. Tourists have "trampled" a new eco-trail here in the form of a wooden walkway, as they come to admire nature all year round. But the journey becomes truly breathtaking only in spring.