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Dieveniškės historical regional park

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Data

Year of establishment

1992 year

Area

8598 he.

Regional park group


Ph. No.
Email
https://dzukijossuvalkijosstd.lrv.lt/lt/dirp/

Objectives of the establishment

Dieveniškės is the only historical regional park in Lithuania and has been established to protect:

  • The Poškonys and Žižmai ethnocultural complexes that are considered especially valuable from a natural and cultural heritage aspect, the Dieveniškės urban complex, its planning and spatial structure, the unique Rimaišiai village, the Norviliškės monastery complex, the Bėčionys castle mound, the Dieveniškės, Skaivoniai, Senieji Miežionys, Didžiuliai, Stakai and Poškonys barrows, the Moko, Žižmai and Jankeliai rocks and the Gauja and Stakai landscape and Dieveniškės geomorphological landscapes;
  • The stability of the natural ecosystem, its biotic components and characteristic flora and fauna.

Exceptional value

It is the only state park located in the area of old terrain formed during the penultimate Ice Age of Medininkai and strongly affected by periglacial processes. It is also distinguished by the abundance of surviving old Valakian street villages or fragments thereof, and represents the respective landscape. Highly valuable street villages with well-preserved strip land management system. The park is rich in barrows the largest being Stakai and Poškoniai barrow groups. A unique town of Dieveniškės with the Norviliškės monastery standing at the outskirts of the country. Dieveniškės residents have a unique subdialect. Gauja valley characterised by the largest biological diversity.

Visited objects

For visitors

Product brand

Dieveniskiu RP

Protected areas attract visitors with their natural and cultural values. Often, when visiting a national or regional park, they want to take out a souvenir or just a good memory. In order to draw visitor‘s attention to the products and services produced by the local population, a product label for Protected areas has been created. A stylized ethnographic bird was chosen as a brand for Protected Areas.

The product label of Protected areas helps to recognize that the product is organic, authentic, produced by the local people, without harming the environment and wildlife, and favorable to human health.

The holder of the mark will primarily be the person who resides or operates in the protected area and does not violate protected values through his activities. The aim is to stimulate the local economy, facilitate the living in protected areas, and promote partnership between the local people and the management of protected area.

The list of products and services offered by protected areas can be various: honey, herbal tea, jams, accommodation, catering, guide services, traditional handicrafts, etc.

The product label of protected areas is one of the measures to promote sustainable tourism. It is intended for local producers, craftsmen, tourism service providers and other local residents, who contribute to the sustainable development of tourism in Lithuanian protected areas through their activities.

The product mark symbol (bird) of Protected areas is common to all protected areas of Lithuania, only the names of parks differ. There are 5 national and 30 regional parks in Lithuania.

So when you arrive at Dzūkija National Park, you can purchase black pottery created by local masters, and when traveling around Rambynas Regional Park, don't forget to buy honey collected by bees on the flooded meadows of Nemunas or a herbal tea collected in the forests of Sirvėta Regional Park.

The Protected Areas product label aims to encourage local people to engage in nature-friendly activities and park visitors- to purchase exclusive, authentic, ecological products.