Table of contents:
- 1. Patriarch's Ponds, Moscow
- 2. Besov Nose, Karelia
- 3. Sami labyrinths, Karelia
- 4. Whale Alley, Chukotka
- 5. Kashkulak cave, Khakassia
- 6. Teletskoye lake, Altai
- 7. Vasyugan swamps, Western Siberia
- 8. Mount Holatchakhl, Ural
- 9. Menhirs, Khakassia
- 10. Cape Ryty, Eastern Siberia
- 11. Pleshcheyevo lake, Pereyaslavl-Zalessky
- 12. Lake Svetloyar, Nizhny Novgorod region
- 13. Mount Vottovaara, Karelia
- 14. Dancing forest, Kaliningrad region
- 15. Lake Shaitan, Kirov region
- 16. Dolmens, Western Caucasus
- 17. Arkaim, Chelyabinsk region
- 18. Ukok Plateau, Altai Territory
- 19. Nevyanskaya tower, Nevyansk
- 20. Molebsky Triangle, Perm Territory
Video: 20 mystical places in Russia, covered with legends and mysteries
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
It is always pleasant to be in the lap of nature, admire a beautiful panorama from a mountain peak, or settle down in a cozy forest clearing. But there are also places where a person is trapped by something that not everyone is ready to face. In our review there are 20 mystical places in Russia that attract travelers with their otherworldly power.
1. Patriarch's Ponds, Moscow
2. Besov Nose, Karelia
3. Sami labyrinths, Karelia
4. Whale Alley, Chukotka
5. Kashkulak cave, Khakassia
6. Teletskoye lake, Altai
7. Vasyugan swamps, Western Siberia
8. Mount Holatchakhl, Ural
9. Menhirs, Khakassia
10. Cape Ryty, Eastern Siberia
11. Pleshcheyevo lake, Pereyaslavl-Zalessky
12. Lake Svetloyar, Nizhny Novgorod region
13. Mount Vottovaara, Karelia
14. Dancing forest, Kaliningrad region
15. Lake Shaitan, Kirov region
16. Dolmens, Western Caucasus
17. Arkaim, Chelyabinsk region
18. Ukok Plateau, Altai Territory
19. Nevyanskaya tower, Nevyansk
20. Molebsky Triangle, Perm Territory
Look no less mysterious fantastic landscapes of ghost villagesdemonstrating the domination of nature over man.
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