Dudutki is an ethnographic museum complex showcasing traditional Belarusian rural life, crafts, and culture. It's generally accessible by car or organized tour from Minsk, and while solo visits are possible, a guided tour or participation in workshops (e.g., pottery, blacksmithing, bread baking) significantly enhances the experience. The complex is open year-round, but the full range of outdoor activities and demonstrations is best enjoyed during warmer months. Expect an approximate cost for entrance fees, with additional charges for workshops, horse rides, or tastings of local products like mead and cheese. A typical visit duration ranges from 3 to 6 hours, allowing time to explore the various craft houses, the working windmill, animal enclosures, and enjoy local cuisine.