Thought you have been to every cool vacation destination in the world, well, think again. I bet you have never heard of Refuge Galindia, a very special vacation destination in Poland. It is the ideal getaway for those who are tired of the same old boring destinations, the same old hotels and the touristic destinations where everyone has had their pictures taken. This old Slavic village is for adventurous people only and folks bitten by the virus of history.
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
In Refuge Galindia you can have a travel destination with adventure, ideal to keep the little ones fascinated and quiet, in fact, you can have the time of your life!
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
Galindia Refugia is located in Iznota close to the city of Mikolajiki in beautiful Poland. It is easy to find through Google Maps and is close to the river Krutyn en the Beldany Lake.
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
The name Galindia is a reference to the historical lands of the Galindiens in the Piska Forrest. Historically there were plenty of tribe wars and bloody battlefields, so the history is rich in this part of Eastern Europe. A history that is often not thought in history books, but therefore no less captivating.
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
The Slavic settlement has comfortable rooms, big terraces with a splendid view of the lake and plenty of re-enactments entertainers in historical costumes and surroundings who whips you away back into the past. You can join a battle or hunting expedition with your other tribesmen, go on ship raids along the shores, dig for precious jewels and so much more.
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
The whole idea is that during your vacation, you become a member of the Galindia Tribe and you get to know how to live like your ancestors did so many centuries ago. So you will be acquainted with the traditions, the ceremonies and the culinary marvels of this forgotten age. This is not only a vacation it is a time warp like you never saw before.
Photo Credit: dezinfo.net
Enjoyed this content? Feel free to upvote and follow @Thalmaray!
