In the northeastern part of Poland is located the real highlight of Podlasie, the Białowieża National Park. Its Europe's largest original lowland forest with much of its primeval plant and animal life is registered on the UNESCO's list of World's Biosphere Reserves and World Culture Heritage. 

Wigry National Park, located in the north-east part of Poland, in Podlaskie Voivodeship, was created on January 1st, 1989. Its northern part lies within the East Suwalki Lakeland, while the southern part within the Augustow Plain. The total area of the Park is 15,085 ha. Forests (63 %) and surface waters (19 %) cover the major part of its area. 623 ha which consists of 120 ha of forests are strictly protected. Agriculturally managed areas are encompassed by landscape protection.

There is a region in Poland, where you can see the unspoilt nature - crystal water, monumental trees, plains changing their colours throughout the year, from green in the spring to the yellow and red in the autumn, and white when there are covered with snow.

It is located in the far south-east, in Podkarpackie Voivodeship, at the borders with the Slovak Republic and Ukraine. It is called Bieszczady.

The tradition of Polish cuisine comes back from the old times, however in centuries it came many changes. The Polish cuisine art came to its shape thanks to the influence of the Italian, and later, French cuisine. After the 1569 Polish – Italian Union, polish tables were conquest by many Lithuanian dishes, first of all, today the most bellowed dumplings.