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• Lithuanian traditions

  The first humans arrived on the territory of modern Lithuania in the second half of the 10th millennium BC after the glaciers receded at the end of the last glacial periodAccording to the historian Marija Gimbutas, these people came from two directions: the Jutland Peninsula and from present-day Poland They brought two different cultures, as evidenced by the tools they used...»»

• Training by International Bath Academy in Lithuania winter in 2013.

  The reason why I came to learn pirtis / whisking in International Bath Academy is that the school has the longest history of teaching international students and the well-organized curriculum Theoretical parts contain all necessary basic knowledge; the appropriate pirtis session, mechanism of human body, plants and whisks, scrub, history of pirtis and whisking, control of microclimate and etc...»»

• Who is Kim?

  Hello, my name is Kim I am 31 years old and I live just outside Copenhagen  I work at Securitas Besides shooting my spare time goes with sauna  I joined the Danish Sauna Association in 2015 and am now the vice-chairman, trying tribute my knowledge about social media, events and marketing to the Danish sauna cause and spreading the knowledge good and healthy sauna in Denmark...»»

• Estonian log-building

  Historians believe that the first log buildings (ristpalkmaja) in the Estonian region were built at least 2000 years ago and presume that Estonians learned their building skills from the Baltic tribes; the Estonian words for axe (kirves) and wall (sein) originate in Baltic languages rather than in the dominant Finno-Ugric...»»

• Haanjamaa Smoke Sauna Week 6.-9.08.2015

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• Haanjamaa Smoke Sauna Week 8.-10.08.2014
• saunaclub
• Arido pirtis
• Dvaro pirtis in Rumšiškės
• Danish agent for Kerkes.fi
• Offer to XVI Sauna Congress
• Recommendations for a pleasant sauna
• Work of sauna attendant
• What is pirtis for us?