The Daugyvenė Landscape Protection Area is located near Pociūnai. The Smėlytė, a right-bank tributary of the Ramytė, flows through the town. The Panevėžys–Šiauliai highway runs through Pociūnai.
Nature
The Raginėnai hillfort is situated on a high elevation on the left bank of the Daugyvenė. Locally, it is known as “Raganų kalnas,” literally “Witch Mountain.”
Culture
The Pociūnai Cultural Center is located at Ąžuolų g. 19 in Pociūnai. The nearby Burbiškis Manor is a cultural heritage site featuring Neo-Romantic and Neo-Gothic architecture. The Burbiškis Manor houses a collection of 300 tulip species and varieties.
Founded in 1991, the Daugyvenė Cultural and Historical Museum-Reserve in Pakalniškių Eldership comprises four departments: the Burbiškis Manor History Department, the Kleboniškiai Village Museum of Rural Life, the Šeduva Local History Department, and the Raginėnai Archaeological Complex.
Kleboniškiai is home to a windmill built in 1884 that is still in operation. The village of Kleboniškiai has 28 buildings, 18 of which belong to the Kleboniškiai Village Museum of Rural Life.
History
Pociūnai was first mentioned in 1686. The state farm founded in 1940 was the first of its kind in Lithuania; during the Soviet occupation, Pociūnai was its central settlement.
Hiking
On March 11, 2026, a hike to the Burbiškis Manor History Museum began in Pociūnai.
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