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A mysterious, deep-blue lake surrounded by pine forest. It is famous for its crystal-clear water and local legends—it's said that no fish live there and people shouldn't swim in it. Lielais Liepukalns Tourist attraction Kaunata Parish, Rēzekne Municipality, Latvia
Known as the "Latgalian Sea," it is the second-largest lake in Latvia and part of a National Park. latgale trip v3
The largest city in Latgale remains the best starting point for any trip. The Daugavpils Fortress A mysterious, deep-blue lake surrounded by pine forest
If you’ve followed our journey from the beginning, you already know about Latgale Trip V1 — the classic introduction to Daugavpils and Aglona. Then came V2 , which focused on the sacred hills and pottery traditions. But now? Welcome to — the definitive, deep-immersion version for travelers who want to go beyond the postcards and into the soul of Latvia’s most mystical region. The largest city in Latgale remains the best
No Latgale trip is complete without meeting the local potters. The region is famous for its black ceramics, fired in traditional kilns using ancient techniques. Visiting a workshop in the countryside allows you to see the "smoke-fired" process where the clay turns a deep, metallic black without the use of chemical glazes. Practical Tips for Your Trip