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The municipality of Płaska, located in the Podlaskie Voivodeship within Augustów County, is characterized by a unique demographic structure and rich natural resources. With its administrative seat in the village of Płaska, the municipality covers an area of 373.19 km², of which 82% is forest land, making it one of the most forested municipalities in the region. In 2008, the population of the municipality was 2,526 inhabitants, and the age structure of the residents, as illustrated in the population pyramid, reflects demographic challenges typical of rural areas. The municipality includes a number of village districts and localities, including the village of Płaska, which serves as its administrative center, as well as numerous small settlements and forest hamlets, contributing to its cultural and community diversity. The history of the municipality dates back many years, with influences from various ethnic groups, which can be seen in local traditions and folklore. Płaska also shares a natural border with Belarus, adding to its unique character and creating opportunities for cultural exchange. The region hosts a variety of cultural events that promote local traditions and regional identity. The municipality boasts beautiful landscapes, and its rich forest resources and proximity to water bodies, including rivers, provide ideal conditions for tourism, attracting nature enthusiasts.