The nature of the Rossony district is unique in its beauty. The lace of mixed forests, which occupy more than 70% of the district's territory, the precious necklaces of bright blue lakes, the threads of rivers, and clear springs create diversity and ensure high recreational attractiveness.
There are 192 large and small lakes in the district, 27 of which are commercial fishing lakes. The largest ones - Neshchardo, Usvyachye, Beloye, Volobo, Sinsha, Shevino - are an excellent base for outdoor recreation.
The largest river in the region is Drissa with its tributaries Svolno, Nisha, Neshcharda.
When getting acquainted with the rich nature of the Rossony land, you must visit Lake Neshchardo, praised by Jan Borshchevsky. It is one of the largest lakes in Belarus with an area of 27.4 sq. km, fed by seven streams.
Neshchardo is almost 12 km long and has a complex coastline of 50 km.
A priceless natural treasure for nature lovers is the landscape reserve with the poetic name "Sinsha", on the territory of which there is a whole cascade of lakes connected by the Drissa River. The rare plant in Belarus - the water nut floating (chilim, ragulnik) - grows in Lake Sinsha. This relict plant from the water nut family is listed in the Red Book. The territory of the reserve is ideal for active recreation in natural conditions.
https://www.itourist.by/reserve/sinsha
A bright natural landmark is also the landscape reserve of republican significance – the forest-bog complex "Krasny Bor", with an area of 34234 hectares.
Its world, unspoiled by human civilization, is amazing and unique. Here, rare forms of relief, geological formations, clean oak groves, and impassable swamps, which have become habitats for endangered species of plants, animals, and birds, are unexpectedly combined. The reserve features islets of snow-white birches, alder, and predominantly pine forests with ancient trees with reddish-brown trunks. The reserve invites everyone who dreams of seeing corners of pristine nature with their own eyes to its ecological trails. Hard-to-reach places can now be seen thanks to the boardwalk laid through the swamps. The path along the log flooring across the largest swamp in the reserve, Veliky Mok, is 600 m. The Nisha River flows through the reserve, and there are about 40 lakes with clean, transparent water on its territory. Here is also the spring "Serebryanka", whose water does not freeze even in the Epiphany frosts, as well as Lake Beloye Yukhovskoye, famous for its transparency.
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The well-known "Lazareva Krynitsa" attracts tourists and pilgrims – a hydrological monument of nature that has existed for about 3 millennia. The place on the lake shore, where the spring brings its healing waters, has a cult significance.
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