Named the winners of the Republican competition of tourist routes

The results of the republican contest “Open Belarus with White Rus” were summed up. Among the best tourist routes was an interactive trip through the Historical Workshop in the capital, reports the correspondent of the agency “Minsk-Novosti” with reference to the Telegram channel “ROO “Belaia Rus”.

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The competition was organized with the support of the National Tourism Agency. The best projects of the participants will be included in the official printed collection.

The first place was won by the representative of the Gomel region Karolina Zolotovskaya for the route “Mozyr is a city on seven hills: from the ancient castle to the canyons of Polesie”. In second place – Diana Gromova and Egor Tishkovets from the Minsk region with the route “Treasures of Polesie”.

The third place was awarded to four projects:

1. 1.“Exhibiting Memory: An Interactive Journey through the Historical Workshop on the Place of the Former Minsk Ghetto” by Tatiana Gordej, Vladimir Alexandronets and Vyacheslav Furs (Minsk);
2. 2.“Diamond scattering of the Verkhnedvin region” by Natalia Bezmen (Vitebsk region);
3. 3.“From forest giants to the secrets of glassblowers” by Karina Virshich (Grodno region);
4. 4.“Living history: from estate to obelisk” by Irina Pocelueva, Inga Faley and Vladislava Yushkevich (Minsk region).

In addition, the winners in special nominations are determined:

1. 1.“The best family route” – Andrey Astapenko with the project “Family Unity: from the origins of heritage to the feat of the people” (Minsk region);
2. 2.“The Route of Memory and Glory” – Tatiana Novik with the project “Touch the Feat with Your Heart” (Grodno region);
3. 3.“Pearl of a Small Motherland” – Viia Gapayeva, Anna Meshcheryakova, Lilia Tishurova with the project “Treasures of the Kruglyan region: a journey through the expanses of Belarus” (Mogilev region);
4. 4.“For innovative approach and creativity to the visualization of routes” – Lyudmila Varvashevich with the project “Around the World ... in Belarus” (Minsk region).