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Ķemeri National Park is a true wetland paradise. Raised bogs dotted with countless tiny pools, mysterious flooded forests or swamps, vast floodplain meadows with wild horses and cattle, lagoon-type lakes rich in waterfowl, winding rivers and the seacoast. The most extraordinary treasure of the National Park comes from the deepest layers of the raised bogs – the sulphurous mineral water. This health elixir with the aroma of rotten eggs, with the help of skilful human minds and hands has returned the health to hundreds of thousands of people over the centuries.

Ķemeri National Park is the first protected area in Latvia to be awarded the European Charter for sustainable tourism by the EUROPARC Federation.

For more information, please visit Kemeri National Park’s webpage (daba.gov.lv).

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