Departure from Minsk.

Arrival to Borisov.

There is an unusual place in the Borisov region where the traditions of nomadic peoples are recreated on a small island of nature.

Leaving aside the city bustle, we will join the nomadic tribes. An acquaintance with the way of life and traditions of peoples who, over the centuries, have changed their places of residence is waiting for us. Their large white yurts are visible from afar. Buryat and Mongolian yurts. They are all different. And why? – the leader dressed in national clothes will tell you about this.

In the Mongolian yurt, you will learn about the features of nomadic life, about the traditions and rituals that determined the internal and external appearance of the nomad’s dwelling.

Tipi is the traditional portable home of the nomadic Indians of North America. Like the Mongolian yurt, it is designed to protect its owners from torrential rains and piercing winds of the plains, and the center located in the center helps maintain heat even in severe frosts.

Next you will get acquainted with the friendliest dogs in the world. Siberian Husky is one of the dog breeds that will not bite a person under any circumstances. Why? – the answer lies in the history of the breed, which the instructor will tell you. Husky is just great! You can’t look and not marvel at them, they are fascinating, they captivate with their beauty!
And on New Year’s Eve, you will meet with the Northern Father Frost Chyskhaan in his yurt. We will not reveal the whole intrigue, we will only tell you that Chyskhan will need the most direct help of all the guests. And most importantly, do not forget to make a wish and tie the enchanted ribbon on the wish tree.
Funny contests, Christmas tree auction, surprises, comic contests will not leave anyone indifferent!
Free time (optional – a dog sledding master class, horseback riding, pony for an additional fee; visiting a souvenir shop).
Departure to Minsk. Arrival in Minsk in the afternoon.

The cost includes:

• travel by a comfortable minibus;
• greetings and safety briefing;
• acquaintance and contact communication with northern sled dogs under the supervision of an instructor;
• a cognitive program on a nomadic way of life (visiting the Mongolian yurt, tipi, shaman yurt, Chyskhan yurt, perfume alley. Everything can be touched and photographed);
• rite “Wish Tree”;
• games and dances from Santa Claus;
• treats (tea with cake).

The cost doesn’t include:

• lunch;
• souvenirs.