Беловежская пуща (2025) | Документальный фильм

Belovezhskaya Pushcha is one of the most important landmarks in Belarus. It is the remnants of a primeval forest that once stretched from the Baltic Sea to the Bug and Oder Rivers and the Dnieper. In ancient times, during the spring floods, the area around Belovezhskaya Pushcha turned into a vast sea, above which a forested area rose like an island, where animals found refuge from the floods. The rich fauna, abundance of game and flint, as well as the presence of a waterway from the Baltic to the Black Sea, attracted hunters and created favorable living conditions. Today, Belovezhskaya Pushcha is one of the largest forested areas in the European lowlands, preserved to this day in its primeval state. Here you can enjoy the tranquility of the ancient forest and stroll along a cascade of lakes and riverbanks. The forest is also famous for its centuries-old trees and diverse wildlife, including mighty bison, bears, deer, and many other animals. Belovezhskaya Pushcha is a true gem in the world's treasury. Written and directed by Igor Byshnev Cinematographers: Igor Byshnev, Ilya Byshnev Composer: Natalia Teterevskaya Production studio: National Film Studios Belarusfilm Subscribe to    / @ДокументныйМир-у2л   to stay up to date with the latest releases! #Беловежская_польша_запти_мој #документный_мир #документный_поли