Near Belovezhskaya Pushcha, a musical road is being created with a song by 'Pesnyary'
In Belarus, an unusual musical road is being created that will play the melody of the famous song by the ensemble 'Pesnyary' — 'Belovezhskaya Pushcha'. The new section will appear on the Brest — Kamenets — Belovezhskaya Pushcha highway, on the approach to one of the country's main symbols.
The length of the musical section will be about 700 meters. Its peculiarity is that while a car drives on a special surface, the melody of the song will be audible in the cabin. This effect arises thanks to a special asphalt laying technology: the road surface is created in such a way that the car's wheels, as they move, 'read' the desired rhythm and transform it into music.
The project is based on the composition by the ensemble 'Pesnyary' — 'Belovezhskaya Pushcha'. It is believed that such a road will create a special atmosphere for tourists even before arriving at the reserve and will make the route more memorable.
This is not the first similar project in Belarus. Previously, a musical road was made in the Gomel region on the Bobruisk — Mozyr — Ukraine border highway. There, when a car drives, the melody of the song 'Belorussiya' performed by 'Pesnyary' also plays.
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