“From the boundless taiga to the permanently snow-covered mountain ranges, from the swampy tundra to the lowlands that are the kingdom of rivers and lakes,” writes Jacek Pałkiewicz, who has spent over 1,000 days on the road in 30 years of exploration.

During the meeting, the traveler will tell you about his acquired adventures and experiences while traveling through the remotest corners of the world – from the Kuril Islands and Kamchatka Peninsula to Irkutsk and Lake Baikal. It will be a story about places where nature and history create an extraordinary mixture.

Siberia is not only nature, it is also people!

“I deeply admire the fanatical patriots of this galaxy, capable of the greatest sacrifices. Wonderful people, straightforward, open, honest, and supportive, who value freedom. These inventive colonizers, living at a slower pace but without stress, there’s no way not to like them. Among them are many proud individuals with Polish roots, for whom their Vistula ancestry is a badge of honor,” writes the traveler.

Jacek Pałkiewicz – legendary globetrotter, discoverer of the source of the Amazon River, authority on the field of survival, reporter and writer, will tell us about Siberia, its diversity, the richness of nature and its people. His story, embellished with photos from his expeditions, will allow you to travel to the most remote corners of the world for a moment.

We cordially invite you to join the journey!

Jacek Pałkiewicz – reporter, traveler, discoverer, full member of the Royal Geographical Society in London. Born in a German labor camp. He began his traveling career as an officer on ships of the Panamanian flag of convenience (1971-1972). In 1975 he graduated from the School of Journalism in Milan and since then he worked as a journalist, among others for many years in the weekly supplement of the daily newspaper Corriere della Sera. He is the author of several books and documentary films, and publishes reports in numerous European magazines.