Belarus has over 10,780 lakes, so there are many nice spots for anglers and tourists. When approaching Kamenets, a district centre of the Brest region, one cannot fail to see an old tower by the River Lesnaya. This is the famous Belaya Vezha from which the surrounding forest takes its name, the Byelovezhskaya Pushcha. The forest has a unique pattern of vegetation and wildlife and lures many tourists. Belarus has some more corners, such as the Beresinski forest reserve, for example.
Belarusian woods have plenty of mushrooms of all kinds and other riches too.
Every visitor to Ivenets will surely take home some ceramic pieces made here. In the village of Neglubka of the Vetka district they buy some of its famous towels. All towns and villages have something peculiar which makes them famous. All kinds of handicrafts are practised throughout Belarus. They make various household articles, articles of clothing, toys and souvenirs.