The Call of Polesie festival, held in the Pripyatsky National Park in Belarus, is set to include an open-air cinema and themed installations, as confirmed by local organizers. The event, which celebrates the region's natural and cultural heritage, typically takes place in August and attracts visitors from across the country.
According to the festival's official program, the open-air cinema will screen films related to nature and local history, while themed installations will be scattered throughout the park, offering interactive experiences for attendees. The installations are designed to highlight the unique flora and fauna of the Polesie region, a vast wetland area known for its biodiversity.
Organizers have emphasized that the festival aims to promote environmental awareness and sustainable tourism. The event is supported by the Belarusian Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, which has previously backed initiatives to preserve the park's ecosystem.
Visitors can expect a range of activities, including guided tours, workshops, and performances by local artists. The festival is part of a broader effort to boost eco-tourism in Belarus, which has seen growing interest in recent years.
