Last month, with my friends and @nanast, wewe spent some time in the vicinity of village Mutenitsa.
We had heard about unique rock formations called "The Rockfall" or "Rocking Stones", over Mutenitsa and after visiting other rock formations in the vicinity, we decided to go to these as well.
The place is located in Sredna Gora, on the southern slope of the Sakárka massif.
We had a great hike, but we didn't follow a marked trail, we went up from the camp where we were staying, following the direction to specific rock formations.
We passed through green meadows.
We met a flock of sheep, and the shepherd directed us where to proceed.
We continued to walk on stones.
We encountered beautiful trees whose roots formed unique shapes with the sandy surface.
I was fascinated by the miniature mosses forming large-scale, fluffy carpets on the rocks.
Looking down there were wonderful views around us.
The more we climbed, the more interesting rocks we discovered.
The huge rock formations are called the Rocking Rocks by the locals because the granite chunks look like rock swings as they are stacked on top of each other.
The rocks are perfectly balanced and even rocked, they do not change their position.
It is believed that the rocks above Mutenica are ancient sanctuaries.
It has been captured that the place has a positive energy field, which during the summer solstice and during other special dates is strengthened even more.
The place is also called the Rockfall because it looks as if the stones have fallen from the sky and scattered in the surrounding area.
It is believed that the megalithic buildings in the locality are related to the practices of the Thracian tribe - Odrisi. According to data, Bulgaria is the center of Thracian culture. Its territory has the largest concentration of Thracian sanctuaries.
In the surroundings of Mutenica there are more sanctuaries and interesting rock formations that we visited. You can see them here
We saw a dolmen in which icons and candles were placed.
The site is also known as the sanctuary of "Saint Ivan".
We headed in the opposite direction, but this time we followed the designated path, which is located about a kilometer north of the center of the village.
Along the way I enjoyed charming little plants perched on the rocks.
Descending, we discovered more rock platforms and interesting rock formations.
Soon we descended into the plain and entered the village.
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Trekking has been one of the best times of my life. Honestly, it does takes a toll on the body but after all the hard hikes and going through all the travel when you get to be where you are at and that view that you get to witness that is indeed an amzing one. While if that trekking can be done with someone who you like (a friend or a good partner) than the fun gets even better.
Well that does seems like that. Nature indeed has its own way of doing things.
You sure had a great time. Enjoying the view, experience and overall taking the images. Thanks for making all these scenarios come to reality for us.
I'm glad you are also a Trekking lover and have had all these wonderful experiences related to them. With my friends, we really had a great time. I'm glad you like our adventure. Have a wonderful day @rehan12 🌞!
The landscape you show us is simply splendid, I love it, I can see that you can breathe peace and tranquility, I would love to go there someday, I have never visited that place, I love that the rocks are shaped like a swing as the locals called it, excellent publication.
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@vesytz nice adventurous place to hang out with friends and could stay a night as well but it would be a real scary one out there at night. I hope you get a lot of positive energy out there :) Thanks for sharing such a nice trip!!!
We were charged with positive energy from this wonderful place. I would gladly stay there for the night, as long as I'm not alone. Have a nice day @rosecane 🙂!
Very interesting rocks. Ancient ones! They were placed there by giants playing a game of rocks!
Very interesting place 🙂👍
This is a great adventure! Beautiful place with rock formations, I would love to be able to go to a place like this but where I am there are no mountains nearby. The view must be breathtaking I imagine. Thanks for sharing this tour, it's beautiful 😍
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Indeed the views were breathtaking. Glad you like our adventure @dimascastillo90! Have a wonderful day 🙂
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Wow! What beautiful places to trekking!
Glad you like it @hotspotitaly 😇
The Rockfall is very attractive apart from the surroundings, finding or going to this place just to see it looks fantastic because of the climbing. Besides the views are great, a paradise in every sense of the word. The light really catches my attention, and the photographs are spectacular. 😁😀
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