Route- Best places to shoot photos in the Gauja National Park-  is a place where a large variety of habitats and species, and a large number of plants, birds, and animals are found within a relatively small area (dense populations). Relatively often one can find species here, which are rare and scattered over a large area elsewhere in Europe. The primeval valley of the River Gauja (with its lateral tributaries and primeval valleys of other tributaries — Amata, Brasla), which is shaped by the glacier, is among the most impressive terrain forms in the Baltics, which was an important pre-condition for people to settle down here. The local natural conditions have affected and contributed to the development of very diverse heritage monuments (hillforts, medieval castles, lake fortresses, manors, manor parks, etc.), which have developed a unique landscape over the course of time thanks to the interaction of man and nature. The dense network of trails, accessibility of area, and rivers open for canoeing are yet another reason, why it is easy to travel, learn, and take photos at any period of the year!