Narvyansky National Park

Narvyanski National Park is a small natural park in northern Poland that was established in 1996. It includes a protected area of the Narvyansk landscape park. Because of its uniqueness, the area is often referred to as the Polish Amazon.

Narvyanski National Park is located in Podlaska Voivodeship, in northeastern Poland. The park occupies the territory of the upper valley of the Narev River, a marshy area between the town of Surazh and the village of Zhenjiany. Wetlands are the dominant ecosystem and make up approximately 90 percent of the total area of the park. It is rich in numerous fauna - there are 40 species of mammals, otters and about 260 beavers, 179 species of birds, as well as 22 species of fish.

The length of hiking trails in the park is about 400 kilometers. Every year it is visited by more than five thousand tourists. The private archaeological museum of Vladislav Litvinchuk is also located on the territory of Narvyansky Park.