TOP 5 Mysterious places where goosebumps are almost a must
Today, nobody cares about myths and legends, at best they are usually considered the ramblings of old believers. But what if there is at least a grain of truth in them? It's probably hard for us to verify this, but if you want to be afraid, we'll give you some tips. Goosebumps or a vague feeling of fear of the unknown are not just the inventions of a few tourists. Certain things just happen to almost everyone, so let's visit other interesting places throughout the Czech Republic...
1. Public rock near Blaník mountain
It is here that the legendary knights are supposed to rest, who will go into battle when the worst is in the Czech lands. One of the most famous Czech legends concerns a rock formation, near which a Celtic sanctuary could once have stood. Already in the Middle Ages, it was claimed that several holy men sleep in the local mountain. Is here entering another dimension? Various anomalies sometimes occur at Mount Blaník, so where is the truth? rocks gives the impression of mystery and we have a lot of them!
2. The Devil's Wake by the Sázava River
Tens of kilometers long line that passes through the region around Sázava. Rumor says the following – St. Procopius harnessed the devil to a plow and it rose up so much that it dug a furrow many miles long, which is sometimes as much as twenty meters wide. In fact, it was already here thousands of years ago, quite possibly it also served as a trade route. Today, however, it is no longer so clearly visible, the ravages of time have taken their toll...
3. The petrified shepherd near Klobuk
A menhir over three meters high. This is probably nothing new in Great Britain, but on the road near Kladno it is already an interesting artefact that arouses interest not only among archaeologists and mystery lovers. The protective energy field is supposed to have a good effect on people and animals, the Shepherd allegedly fell down briefly in the mid-nineteenth century, only for the locals to straighten him back to his original position. What actually radiates from this seemingly ordinary stone?
4. Oldřich's oak near Peruca
In 1002, Oldřich met Božena and love was born. What about the fact that the prince fell in love with an ordinary laundress who was also married? Oldřichův dub, near the village of Peruc in the Central Bohemian region, is said to remember a thousand-year-old history. The tree, which is also on the UNESCO list, is still thriving today, giving the impression that it would like to live another millennium. Memorial trees they have something in common, don't they?
5. Vršek Náklo near Ratíškovice
She was standing right here bVeligrad, the main Slavic megalopolis, which seems to have been irretrievably swallowed up by the ravages of time? The 265 meter high hill is near Ratíškovice and Milotic, it offers a beautiful view of the White Carpathians. Aerial archeology proved that there really should have been an object here, perhaps a large temple. It is one of the most interesting mysteries of Czech history, will we ever unravel the truth?
We have brought you another interesting portion, so what will you choose as the destination of your holiday trip? You may have found the inspiration you were looking for. It would be a shame not to know interesting places in the Czech Republic, when you have already visited so many different locations abroad, right?
