Nature objects
Dagda Manor Park - 400 years old Dagda Manor Park
is the only thing, which has been left from the Dagda Manor.
It is a popular promenade. There is a hillock in the centre of the park.
A platform is established on it nowadays.
Every year people celebrate Ligo and Anna's Day feasts here etc.
The main accent of the place is a sculpture of a pair of lovers and a mysterious boat with a dragons head; a beautiful place with interesting legends.
Phone: +371 25727379
Pilori Oak Grove – the Pilori (Piļāri, Piļori) Oak Grove is one of the rare pure oak groves in Latvia; it is situated on the shore of the Ezhezers in Pilori. Protected by the state since 1928.
Plisuna (Plusona) Boulder - the Plisuna lake waters lapp boulder because it embedded the Part D of the Lake. To view the full stone you will wet your feet because the boulder is in the water at the coast. This monolith length is 5.4 m, width - 4.4 m and a height up to 3 m. Its surface volume is estimated at 35 m³. Since 1977th it is the National Protected geological object.
Ežezers is located in Ezernieki and Andzeļi parishes of Dagda district. The lake has 33-36 islands, which is the largest number of islands for a lake in Latvia. A beautiful view to the lake opens from the Tolstovka hill. There is a facilitated beach. The lake was included in the Razna National Park in November 2006.
Lubana’s Mound– the Lubana’s mound is situated at the Western border of the Dagda town, on the left side of the Dagda-Kraslava road. The Lubonensh lake is situated at the foot of the hill. There is a well-organized promenade and recreation place on the mound. There is a view area which offers a great look to the Dagda town and its surrounding. This is a fabled mound.
The Dagda Castle Mound – the mound with a camp
is an archaeological monument of national importance.
It is a well-organized promenade and recreation place.
It is located in Dagda city.
It is a cave of peculiar origin at the border of Dagda town, on the right bank of the tributary of the river Narūta – the small river Guščica. The cave has formed in naturally cementing gravel rocks. Legends about hidden treasures and about a secret passage to Dagda church are connected with this cave.
Phone: +371 25727379
Andrupene swamp trail– along the way beyond the Farmstead of Andrupene, after climbing the mountain and coming down quite unexpectedly, we come into a small bog. Here we can get acquainted with moss, verify the water uptake of sphagnum, see on drosera rotundifolia and oxycoccus palustris, view cotton-grass, marsh tea and comarum palustre.
GPS: 56.191882, 27.397630
Phone: +371 29139677
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