Zemaitija occupies the western part of the country of Lithuania. The region's history dates back to as early as the 13th century. The available accounts the show the mention of the region at this point of time.
The population of Zemaitija in Lithuania are known for their hard working nature. Telsai is one of the cities in the region of Zemaitija. It was once the capital of the region. It is a small little settlement on the banks of a lake. The peasant population of the town takes great pride in the serene atmosphere of the town. The region is famous for the Alka Museum which houses a rare and impressive collection of historical and archaeological relics. The art collection at the Museum boasts of both Western European and Lithuanian art. It also provides one with an insight into the diverse flora and fauna of the region. Since the Lithuanian regions are divided on the basis of ethnography, the museum also includes other aspects of cultural life such as rural lifestyles, folklore and literary works. The Plateliai lake occupies a central location in the Zemaitija region. It is located in the middle of the national park. The region has been the site of various archaeological excavations as well. Zemaitija in Lithuania is famous for its dairy products. It is the producer of a milk product known as Kastinis. The population of Zemaitija accepted Christianity much later than the people of the other regions.
