On Raadi Hill, in the heart of the mystical Paganamaa within the Haanja-Karula recreation area, stands a 24-metre-tall lookout tower, offering breathtaking views over a chain of pristine lakes and far across the Latvian border. The tower is open year-round, 24/7 — come and experience an authentic Estonian view that you will never forget.

In the village of Vastse-Roosa, right next to the Estonian-Latvian border, the Metsavenna farm dairy has been crafting authentic artisanal cheese since 1999. Now, a brand new 'Farm in Box' cheese cabinet awaits you right there—a 24/7 self-service kiosk fully stocked with Metsavenna Dairy's delicious cheeses. Next time you crave genuine local cheese, you know exactly where to go.

Haani Loometare on hubane workation-talu Haanja looduspargi kuppelmaastikul — inspireeriv kaugtöökoht neile, kes soovivad ühendada töö ja lõõgastuse. Sobib nii diginomaadidele, paarikaupa töötajatele kui väikestele meeskondadele.

A caravan stop right in the manor park, on the shores of Lake Viitina — with six caravan pitches, two of which are located directly by the lakeside. In addition to a peaceful resting spot, you can rent a motorbike, enjoy wine and art, and discover the authentic tranquility of the Haanja Nature Park.

A wonderful encounter with farm animals and country life. The animal family of Nõlva Farm awaits explorers big and small to experience authentic Estonian rural charm.

Rõuge Suurjärv is one of Estonia’s deepest and most beautiful lakes. From Saarsilla Farm, you can experience this pure beauty right from the water. Rent a boat for up to ten people and discover the tranquil, glassy waters of Suurjärv, its forested shores, and the unique, ancient primeval valley landscape at your own peaceful pace.

Café Kampsun is nestled within the Haanja Recreation and Sports Centre in Võru County. Offering a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to enjoy the finest coffee, take a peaceful moment to reflect on the terrace or by the fireplace, and savor a hearty, authentic meal.

PuhmaPuhvet operates at Saarniidu family farm in Rõuge, where the fifth generation is currently living. This gives the place a special sense of history and identity – it is not just a café, but a family home. The hosts aim to create a welcoming space for tour groups, school excursions, families, and individual visitors. Simple, tasty, and homemade food is served here.

A day filled with flavors, experiences, and unforgettable moments — visit the best eateries of Haanjamaa and discover a local wine secret on an unbelievably rich 7-hour adventure.

Discover the hidden secrets of two historic Võrumaa manors on a guided journey — Viitina and Rogosi manor, all in one 3-hour adventure. Complete your experience with a tasting of authentic local wines from Uue-Saaluse Wine Farm, accompanied by delicious snacks.

Located in the Rõuge Ööbikuorg visitor area, specifically in Tindiorg, are Estonia’s only working hydraulic rams – historic devices that pump water without electricity, using only the kinetic energy of flowing water. They are a rare example of ingenious engineering and local resourcefulness, and have been restored for visitors to observe.

Plaani St. Nicholas Church is an impressive 19th-century historicist Orthodox church located in Plaani village in Rõuge Municipality. Built of red brick and fieldstone, the church is crowned by a tower with five onion domes, making it a distinctive landmark among the rolling hills of Haanja. The church can be admired from the outside year-round and is occasionally open to visitors during events in the summer season.

Rõuge Ööbikuorg (Nightingale Valley) is one of Estonia’s most beautiful places – a deep and mysterious valley where nightingales sing and springs flow through green, rolling slopes. Here, nature, history, and smart engineering come together: visitors can see working hydraulic rams, explore the historic hydro workshop, and climb the Pesapuu viewing tower, which offers views over the ancient valley and its seven lakes. Throughout Ööbikuorg, tactile information boards guide visitors along the trails, with additional information available via the QR code in the corner of each board.