From this little town it is only a step to the most famous and oldest National Park in Poland, Bialowieza Forest. In this natural environment you can meet European bison, wolves, wild boar, Polish tarpan ponies, elk, deer, and a hybrid of European bison and farm cattle called "zubr". On the beautiful thematic trails you have the opportunity to admire this protected area for rare animals, birds and trees – the natural and magic beauty of this place is the best recommendation for anyone visiting the park. There is also possibility to cycle along several routes through the Protection Zone, which is an excellent way to relax to the rhythm of nature.

Not only is the forest attractive, Hajnowka itself is also very inviting too. There are several places worth visiting in the centre of the town - the Orthodox church from 19th century, the museum of blacksmithing and locksmithing, the narrow-gauge railway heritage park, the old Orthodox cemetery and the museum of Belorussian culture.

Whatever the season, there is always a choice of events taking place in Hajnowka - The half-distance Marathon of Hajnowka-Bialowieza in April, the International Festival of Orthodox Church Music and the Polish Beach Volleyball Championship in May, the All-Polish Outdoor Scenery Furniture in August, and the All-Polish Students of Artistic Universities Outdoor Scenery in September. Don’t forget that you can go for a ride on the narrow-gauge railway, which runs all year round between Hajnowka, Topilo, Lipiny and Postolowo.