We went in the spring for a weekend in the Carpathians - a wonderful vacation. But I want to pay special attention to such an attraction as Mount Tsap. Haven't heard of this one? Me too =). Most likely, the guide who took us there told us its “common” name, and how it is called in most cases, decided not to mention it =)
But, I found information on the Internet and it turned out that this is Mount Gorgan (Church).
It was included in the jeep tour. We were driven to the bottom of a rocky area and told to go up, all the way in a straight line. The main landmark was two huge stones leaning against each other, through which it was necessary to pass.
We climbed up the path for about 20 minutes. The stones around were huge - like a one-story building.
And here it is - the top! Of course, we were not alone there (15 more people ran from one side to the other and frantically posed).
When we saw all the beauty, we began to do the same =)
Incredibly beautiful! On this cliff you can sit forever and watch the beauty of the Carpathians!
If you are going to rest in Mykulychyn, be sure to ask the locals about this mountain. Or feel free to go on a tour in jeeps (for sure, they have the same route).
But, I found information on the Internet and it turned out that this is Mount Gorgan (Church).
It was included in the jeep tour. We were driven to the bottom of a rocky area and told to go up, all the way in a straight line. The main landmark was two huge stones leaning against each other, through which it was necessary to pass.
We climbed up the path for about 20 minutes. The stones around were huge - like a one-story building.
And here it is - the top! Of course, we were not alone there (15 more people ran from one side to the other and frantically posed).
When we saw all the beauty, we began to do the same =)
Incredibly beautiful! On this cliff you can sit forever and watch the beauty of the Carpathians!
If you are going to rest in Mykulychyn, be sure to ask the locals about this mountain. Or feel free to go on a tour in jeeps (for sure, they have the same route).
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