Samogitia National Park

Samogitia is an ethnic region in north-western Lithuania with its capital town Telsiai. Samogitia National Park, established in 1991, aims to preserve natural and cultural heritage, ensuring proper use and regeneration of resources. Covering over 21 hectares along the Baltic Sea, the park features plains, small hills, and lush forests, providing a setting for fun celebrations, abundant food, and conversations in the unique Samogitian dialect. This region encapsulates Lithuanian culture and values, boasting unique forests, the beautiful Lake Plateliai, ancient wooden churches, and traditional wood-carved crosses and statues.  

Samogitia holds historical significance as the birthplace of the first Lithuanian spoken language and the creation of the initial Lithuanian grammar textbook. Across historical periods, Samogitian lifestyle has stood distinct, preserving the strongest ethnic identity in Lithuania. To experience the unique Samogitian dialect, travel to Lithuania, explore this region, and consider booking a tour with us to immerse yourself in its history, culture, and languages.