Sebezhsky National Park, National park in Pskov Oblast, Russia.
Sebezhsky National Park is a large protected area in Pskov Oblast featuring numerous lakes, pine forests, and hills shaped by glacial movements. The territory covers approximately 500 square kilometers with diverse habitats and varied topography.
The protected territory contains archaeological remains from Stone Age settlements and medieval structures, including remnants of ancient fortifications. These findings show long human presence in this region across several millennia.
The park's emblem displays the bell tower from the former Church of the Nativity in Sebezh, symbolizing the region's religious architecture. This symbol connects visitors to the area's spiritual heritage through its design.
Visitors need permits from the Federal Security Service to access zones near the Latvian border. Designated areas allow hunting and fishing for those with proper authorization.
Lake Zelenets maintains water clarity through hydrogen sulfide sediments that prevent algae growth, making it suitable for underwater exploration. This geological feature creates a rare habitat with specific properties.
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