Located in southern Lithuania near the border with Poland, this district is known for its serene nature, lakes, and ethnographic villages. Tourists come to relax by the lakes, explore Dzūkija’s forests, and enjoy traditional rural life. The area offers eco-tourism, cycling routes, and cultural festivals celebrating folk heritage. Locals appreciate the peace, strong community bonds, and natural surroundings. It’s an ideal region for those seeking quiet rest, authentic traditions, and a deeper connection to Lithuanian countryside life.