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The country’s largest swamp is located near Belarus border in the southeast region of Lithuania called – Dzukija.
Cepkeliai Marsh formed around 11.700 years ago when the last Ice age withdrawed, leaving a lot water in the region.
It is one of the 13 PAN parks in the Europe. PAN park foundation aims to balance wilderness protection and high quality tourism.
Also called a holy cave or Skaliskiu cave. As a legend says, it’s water used to miraculously help people until one lady washed her dog eyes with it. Was visited by christian piligrims on their way to the Gate of Dawn.
On your way you can also visit some ruins in Raudondvaris and an old monkey bridge near Liucionys through second a longest river in the Lithuania – Neris.
Legend says that here stood a cursed tavern, where demons spent their time. Once they had a wedding party until first rooster crowed and they all were sucked underground with a whole tavern. It can be found in Aukštadvaris Regional Park.
The highest point in all of Lithuania with elevation at 293.84 meters. Interesting fact: Mountains occur in ¾ of the world’s countries. The biggest country in the world without a mountain is Belarus and the next three places are shared by its neighboring Baltic countries: Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
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