The land of the ancient peninsula seems to be intended for lovers of everything mysterious
People come to Crimea to enjoy beach holiday, nature, clean air, but there are also tourists for whom thrills come first; who want to penetrate the mystery of mystical places. And there are many of them in Crimea.
Cape Meganom: in the kingdom of Hades
wikimediaIf you get to Sudak and turn left, then after a while you will see a completely mystical landscape: a deserted sandy steep bank along which the wind is walking. This is Cape Meganom, behind the first ridge of which you find yourself as if cut off from civilization, in some ancient times.
No one lives here, although the space is huge. People generally try to stay here less, despite the cleanest sea and spacious beaches. At least the locals. Tourists come here mainly to take a break from the noise and crowds of resort towns and villages. And also - to touch the unknown.
Time here flows in a special way - sometimes it seems to freeze, stop. Flying over Meganom, planes sometimes go astray.
On the rocks, they say, you can see a boy who beckons to a cliff. Beware, it's a ghost! He has already forced more than one gullible tourist to throw himself off a cliff into the abyss. Those who survived, with a tremor in their voice, repeat the same thing: the boy called.
One day, as the tour guide recalls Nelya, the tourist ran up to her and shouted excitedly that he saw a lamb, which appeared only for a moment, and then disappeared. Before that, the tourist heard local stories about ghosts on Meganom. He never recovered from a strong impression - the rest of the vacation went pale and repeated that to meet a lamb on a cape means to die soon.
In the depths of Cape Meganom are unexplored mines, it is not known how they arose. They say - through them you can get into that very kingdom Aida where he descended Odysseus.
Bear Mountain: a wonderful tree
No less mysterious rumors circulate about the famous Bear Mountain - Ayu-Dag. None of the locals in their right mind will dare to climb the mountain after sunset, and even more so to spend the night here - almost every night luminous balls hang over the ridge, an incomprehensible rumble is heard from inside the mountain.
The few tourists who did spend the night here said the next morning that they had nightmares. There are cases when, after a terrible night, travelers rushed down a cliff.
At the top of the Bear Mountain, according to rumors, a wonderful tree grows - it is able to restore youth. But no one knows which of the thousands of trees is the one.
Crimean Stonehenge: energy tapes
Not far from Foros, from the town of Laspi, there is the so-called "Crimean Stonehenge", which is formed by huge stones - menhirs. Studies of ufologists, dowsers and other adherents of esotericism have shown that each of these vertical pointed stones, set by no one knows who and for no one knows why, is as if braided with energy ribbons that are lost high in the sky.
Reference: This attraction has other names: Tyshlar rock (translated from Turkic - "teeth"): Nine monks, Chamomile, Five fingers, Dragon's teeth, Flower of power, Keban-Kaya (from the Turkic "stack-rock"), Devil's fingers , Temple of the Sun.
It is surprising that blocks of stone never heat up - even on the hottest summer days, when everything else is literally heated from the sun's rays, the menhirs remain cold.
However, there is nothing sinister here. On the contrary: many tourists say that they made wishes here, and the "Crimean Stonehenge" fulfilled them. Especially favorably, ancient stones relate to requests to help strengthen family relationships.
Alimova Balka: a favorite place for shamans
wikimedia Not far from Bakhchisaray you will find the village of Bashtanovka, and behind it - Alimova beam. All kinds of shamans, sorcerers and healers flock here like flies to honey to gain strength: they are convinced that this place gives powerful energy. According to archaeologists discovered rock paintings, it was here that the first settlers on the peninsula lived.
In the caves, as legends say, the spirit of a rebellious robber roams Alima - Crimean Robin Hood. To pass through these caves, you need to have a strong spirit and a clear conscience.
If you move along the path from Bashtanovka, you will see a huge stone, and under it - a tunnel leading to a cave. Having touched the walls of this cave - Yazly-Tash, barren women get a chance to get pregnant - so the legends say. Many tourists then return here with small children and thank the holy places for their help.
Yeni-Sala: bloodthirsty gods
wikimedia The village of Perevalnoye near Simferopol is known for a whole system of caves called Yeni-Sala. These caves were discovered in 1965 by two adventurous local truant teenagers, quite by accident.
After examining the caves, archaeologists came to the conclusion that the ancient Taurians made sacrifices to pagan gods here - whole warehouses of bones were discovered. True, they say that they all belong to animals, not people, but still it’s scary to be here - it seems as if underground, in long galleries, the groans of innocent victims are heard. Be careful - if you believe the legends, the evil spirits living in gloomy dungeons are hungry for fresh victims and are just waiting for the right moment to lure a gullible tourist to a dangerous place!
These are just some of the most famous, mystical places in Crimea. On the ancient peninsula, every grotto is a mystery, every rock is a legend, every stone is an echo of the events that took place here a long time ago.
The Crimean peninsula is located on the territory of Russia. Once it was considered an all-Union health resort and a large number of tourists and vacationers visited this peninsula, but few of them knew about the anomalous places of this peninsula. mystical places can be found in many parts of this amazing peninsula. This is Cape Meganom, the valley of "Ghosts" - Dimerdzhi, Cape Aya, "Bear Mountain" - Ayu-Dag, "Crimean Alantida" - New World, dormant volcano Kara-Dag, Crimean stonehenge, numerous gorges and caves. This list can be continued indefinitely. But let's look at some of the more interesting ones.
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There are already quite a few stories that sometimes people become witnesses of something unusual, unearthly, something that cannot be explained by acquired life experience and knowledge. This is how legends about UFOs, spirits and ghosts appear. There are separate places in the world where such cases occur especially often, they are considered to be places of power, anomalous zones. There are such anomalous zones directly and in the Crimea. Abnormal tourism has become a new trend in modern tourism - a journey to places with energy activity, old abandoned houses and castles. It has been proven that in such places a person can feel differently, can overflow with energy or, on the contrary, feel a breakdown and irritability. There is a whole list of places where most accidents occur or people go missing. Are you ready to go on such a journey and tickle your nerves? If so, then our list of anomalous places in Crimea is for you.
Strange and anomalous places of Crimea
Cape Khersones (Sevastopol)
Mount Zamana (near the village of Perevalnoye
Simferopol region)
Karadag forest (Karadag city)
Cape Meganom (near Sudak)
Kachi-Kalyon (remains of a medieval settlement near the village of Predushchelnoye, Bakhchisaray district)
Yaman-Dere gorge (northern slope of Babugan-yayla)
cave cities
Mangup (above the village of Zalesnoe)
Eski-Kermen
(near the village of Red Poppy)
Tepe-Kermen
(near Bakhchisaray)
Chufut-Kale
(near Bakhchisaray)
old quarries
(Kerch Peninsula)
Petrovsky
(near the village of Lenino)
Ak-Monai
(near the village of Kamenka)
Karalar
and Bagerovskie
(near the village of Bagerovo),
The mystery of "cold lightning"
In winter, the cave city of Mangup is especially attractive. The remains of walls, steps and graves carved in stone - everything reminds of the people who lived in these dungeons until the middle of the 15th century. A couple of years ago, a real Tibetan lama wandered into the ancient city with his students, who assured that he had never heard of Mangup, but simply went to a powerful energy source.
Boris Svidlov, a former naval officer and now a green tourism enthusiast, lives in the vicinity of Mangup and says that he will not leave here. He often roams the cave city, arranging tours for his guests.
I was told more than once, and I myself observed a phenomenon that someone dubbed “cold lightning,” says Boris Ivanovich. - Outwardly, this manifests itself as a luminous spherical object of a pale neon color with a distinct internal structure. Balls appear and hang in the air at a height of up to one and a half meters. I tried to contact them, but they did not react and did not hang in the air for a long time - from 3 to 15 minutes. Then they just disappeared. Balls do neither good nor bad for a person.
Moscow tourists tried to study in detail the phenomenon of "cold lightning". It turned out that the balls are equally indifferent to both sleeping bags and canned food laid out from backpacks. They are not afraid of crosses, or gravestones, or prayers, or spitting over their shoulders. But they are clearly not indifferent to people, especially at moments when they are overwhelmed by some kind of emotion: delight, joy, fear ...
Asking friends, Boris Svidlov found out that "cold lightning" was seen in many places in the Crimea.
The conclusion can be drawn as follows: they feed on emotions, sums up Svidlov. It's like fish food for them. But one person is still not enough, so the larger the company, the more emotional it is, the more attractive it is for "cold lightning".
Gray-haired and wise Chatyr-Dag
Chatyr-Dag is a mountain of volcanic origin of a very respectable age. Perhaps he is the most ancient volcano in the Crimea and since its formation has become almost half as low. Wind, water erosion, earthquakes have done their job. His entire body is literally permeated through with cave labyrinths. Therefore, UFOs are rarely seen here. What else can they take from the "old man"? And there are many people. The beauty is extraordinary. Caves attract speleologists. Yes, the spirits of the caves are very capricious and wayward, they require a special approach, they do not tolerate frivolous behavior. The thicker and higher the yews, the more fertile the places.
It is good to be in a yew grove with pulmonary and bronchial diseases, and it is always useful for a healthy person to breathe in healing air. The water in the springs is also healing, and special medicinal herbs - they give the body strength, and make the mind clear. But Chatyr-Dag does not like fuss. If you hurry, get tired quickly, then the road back will seem infinitely long.
If you climbed to the top, you will feel the power of the local winds. They blow through - the body trembles ... At night, a different life begins in the forest. Strange sounds come from everywhere. And if you understand the language of the forest, you will know about a lot that is happening here tonight. During the day it is good to sleep on the slopes from the sea - the strength is quickly restored and sunbathing is especially good here. Visit the Sugarloaf, they say, you can help your eyesight there. Amazing places.
Mount Ai-Petri 
Ai-Petri is a guard mountain. She protects South coast Crimea from cold northern and western winds, and not only. According to many geological and energy features, a tectonic fault passes here.
Ai-Petri separates the energy zones of the South Coast and the Bakhchisarai region, so anomalies are found all over - from the valleys to the top, especially from the sea. On the way from Yalta to the weather station there is a small lake Karagol. It is known for its dark water. This water helps in the treatment of skin ailments: lichen, warts, corns and others. However, wounds can be sprinkled with it only after boiling.
The water is saturated with iodine, phosphorus, hydrogen sulfide and other active elements. Not far from the lake is the Wuchang-Su waterfall, an eagle shelter. A strong anomaly is felt in the gorge. You have to be very careful to keep your footing while walking.
Even higher you will meet the "drunken grove". The tree trunks in it are strongly curved and pressed to the ground. Staying here for a long time is undesirable - this is a geopathogenic zone. At the very top is the wind rose. Stay there, don't rush to leave. Facing the sea, you can make wishes.
On the descent towards Bakhchisarai, go slowly, it is best to spend the night here in open clearings. And early in the morning walk in the fog on the dewy grass barefoot. Inhale the air too slowly and be sure to wash yourself with dew. Your face will become not only fresher, but also younger. Daisies here are especially large, you can make a good collection. Taste the fragrant infusion from the local birch bark and buds. Very helpful. The western side of Ai-Petri is very favorable for walking: the paths are even, the air is always fresh, the sun is gentle, not scorching. The energy of the earth is soft - soothes, pacifies ...
(Ukr. Emine-Bayr-Khosar, Crimean. Emine Bayır Hasar, Emine Bayir Khasar) is a karst (washout) cave of a vertical type, located near the Marble Cave on the lower plateau of the Chatyr-Dag massif, in the Crimea.
The cave was opened in 1927. The main route is about 700 meters and takes about an hour and a half.
The most beautiful, but also inaccessible lower galleries of the cave are the natural mineralogical museum-reserve of Crimea.
The name of the cave is translated from Turkic: Emin - oak, Bair - slope, Khosar - well, all together it means: a well on a slope near the oak. The name reflects several features of the cave at once: geographical location, appearance and the legend associated with the cave.
Emine-Bair-Khosar cave is called one of the most beautiful caves in Europe. It is located at an altitude of about 1000 meters on the territory of the Crimean Natural Reserve, 11 kilometers from the village of Marble.
The cave is 1460 meters long and over 120 meters deep. The name translated from Turkic means "Emine's well on the mountainside".
Emine-Bair-Khosar, also called the Mammoth Cave, was discovered in the 1920s when a group of researchers discovered a huge hall, which was later called the Main. For a long time, the tremendous beauty of the huge underground halls of the cave tried not to make public. This was done in order to preserve the cave, because very often vandals were operating in other caves.
Only in 1994 the cave began to be equipped for tourist excursions. For a convenient entrance to the cave halls, an inclined 12-meter tunnel was expanded in the rock; previously, only speleologists could descend into the cave along a wide 16-meter well, using special equipment.
Emine Bair Khosar is real underworld more than 10 million years old, with dozens of long galleries, narrow manholes, large and miniature halls.
UFO in Crimea
(Victor Kilyaev)
Good afternoon I live in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea in Ukraine (2011).
We have a rather diverse area - there are mountains and plains, wonderful nature and air. That's why I love to travel around south coast. On the southern coast of Crimea, outside the city of Sudak (it is twenty kilometers away) there is a small village Mezhdurechye. I was there this summer. This village is located between two big mountains. The area is indescribably beautiful. There are also several reservoirs there.
One of the warm summer days I was walking through this wonderful area. The time was not very late, so it was not yet dark. At some point, looking at the starry sky, I shifted my gaze to the tops of one of the mountains and saw an incomprehensible object luminous, hanging in the air, next to the mountain. The height of the mountain is about one hundred to one hundred and fifty meters, and it is quite steep.
A luminous object hung to the right of the top of the mountain. He didn't move. Its shape was triangular. The glow was bluish light. I felt kind of scared. Almost in the opposite direction there was already a rather bright round moon - it was a full moon. I have never seen such a thing in my life. The size of the object was approximately two times larger than the moon, and it was quite close to me, I think no more than two to three kilometers. And I was standing in the middle of the street - not a soul around me. The street was dead silent, except for the chirping of crickets.
Honestly, after all, when you can’t explain what you see, it’s scary. What do they need near the mountain? Or they are watching this village - spinning in my head. Here I remembered mobile phone(he has a camera). Thought - at least I'll take something off. While I took out my phone and turned on the camera, the object disappeared, and I didn’t even notice how. For more than a week of living there, I did not observe this object, although I expected to meet him every evening ...
Overnight at Karagach Mountain
I remember it very well...
It was in the spring of 2011, I traditionally went on an expedition to the Crimea and the management decided to go to the suburbs of Sudak, they spent the night near Mount Karagach. I had nothing against spending the night, it was fucking beautiful there: mountains, sky, there were some megaliths on the mountain, I saw them when I went for fuel for a fire. We were supposed to be there for a week, and then leave for Sudak.
The first night went smoothly, but I'll tell you about the second one now. They seem to be sleeping, everything is fine. At night I woke up from the cold, because I crawled out of the sleeping bag. I was about to climb back in, when I suddenly heard a roar near the tent, well, I thought it was wild boars ... I wanted to hit the tent to scare them ... Suddenly, it started. I CLEARLY HEAR THAT IT WALKS ON TWO LEGS! I think what the hell is this?! Lie down, pretend to be asleep. I thought it was crazy, but no! It was clear that he was not alone. There were several of them, and they walked around the parking lot. Then I hear the zippers of the tents being unzipped. What the hell are boars?!
Then they began to roar again, one howled. My knees were shaking, I could not calm them down. I've never been so afraid before! Sleep like a hand boldly! Suddenly I heard that our tent was opened, it’s good at least the outer compartment (vestibule of scarves), where things are stored ... And between the vestibule and the sleeping compartment there was another barrier with a zipper. I felt how it rummaged through things, and they flew. I felt how they beat against the barrier, as we slept with our heads to it ... I realized with horror that they open the barriers of the bedrooms in other tents and look at the sleeping ones ...
I realized that I would die of horror if they looked into our tent ... OURS! Exactly! After all, I didn’t sleep alone, but with my friend, Ilya ...
I pushed him. Of course he asked what happened. I told him everything, he, like me at first, decided that these were wild boars, took his machete and told me to move with him to the middle of the tent, because "boars can tear the walls, and this is dangerous." Then I told him that if it didn't stop after 2 minutes, I would scream... He said that he was not taking part in this, and pretended to go to bed.
After 2 minutes, the infernal performance was in full swing and I, having gathered my strength, shouted softly: "Help!". One of the creatures, having heard me, went to the tent, and stretching the outer lightning of the vestibule, crept up to the inner barrier... I realized that the situation was critical, and again shouted, this time very loudly: "Help! Someone is climbing towards us to the tent!" After a couple of seconds, the parking lot was illuminated by the light of lanterns, exclamations were heard from neighboring tents: “Now we will help, calm down!”, And the creatures hastily fled to Karagach. The leader of the expedition looked into the tent and said that everything was in order.
Many, including us, found their tents unbuttoned and things scattered... The management was discussing something on the street. Our guide, who had a gun, was sent to guard the parking lot until the morning. The management attributed everything either to wild boars or to drunken tourists, but they did not come to a unanimous opinion. The next morning, everything was quickly turned off, although the expedition was calculated for a week, they gave the order to pack all things and equipment and have a quick breakfast. Then they hurriedly left for Sudak.
Here's the story that happened...
Thirteen strong in the Crimea - in search of harmony
Text: Anna Zimina
Photo: Alexey Chugui
Fall in love at first sight!
In the sky - piercing and deep.
IN wild beaches- where you are absolutely happy.
IN architectural monuments- unimaginable beauty.
In sunsets - as from another dimension.
To the mountains - unconquered and great.
To castles and temples - dazzling and familiar.
In the air - piercing and tasty, like New World champagne.
In the kitchen - with pasties and mussels on the beach.
Crimea is love!
We have compiled the top 13 most famous and sought-after places of power of the peninsula among esoteric tourists.
There is another Crimea. Without stereotypes. Crimea - where only deserted steppes scorched by the sun and for kilometers - not a soul. Where the piercing wind blows
burning face. Crimea is a holiday, and Crimea is loneliness.
Crowded, resort-like reckless - and lonely, abandoned.
Everyone who has ever been here has his own: unconditional or with reproaches, forever or by calculation.
Crimea is also a unique energy.
We have so-called places of power, where people come for mysticism, harmony, for a charge of cosmic energy.
1. Cape Meganom
One of the most favorite places of occultists and esotericists. It is located in the southeast of Crimea. The name of the cape is translated from Greek as "big house", but no ancient settlements have been found here. Desert rocks with a minimum of vegetation are not particularly conducive to this. But they say that UFOs like to visit Meganom. Ghosts have also chosen this place: they say that at night you can see a boy here who calls for him and can lure the gullible into the sea. Another ghostly inhabitant of Meganom is a lamb bleating on the edge of a cliff. (By the way, real pets avoid these places.) Another oddity of Meganom is yellowish rings on the grass, visible from a height. From time to time they dim, and then people who find themselves in their radius feel bad. But then the rings again gain color (sometimes they even glow at night) and at this time they become available again, people go to them for strength and energy. Practitioners of meditation claim that it is on Meganom that you can make transitions to the past or future, travel to parallel worlds.
2. Mangup
The largest cave city in the Crimea. It is located in the south of the Bakhchisarai region. People lived here from the 3rd to the 15th century. Now only stones remain here, and also the powerful energy of this place, which for so long served as a haven for generation after generation. They say that in winter you can see luminous neon balls on Mangup. They hang in the air at a height of one and a half meters for ten minutes, and then simply dissolve and disappear. There are also ghosts on Mangup. The legend says that on the eve of the Turkish invasion in 1475, a boy lived on Mangup. His family died defending the city. The boy himself, fleeing from enemies, was on the edge of the abyss. The Turks rushed to him, but the rock parted and swallowed the child. And now, on quiet moonlit nights, you can hear a child crying and see a white figure among the trees: this is a boy wandering through the ruins hometown and looking for parents. They say that if you hold your gaze on it, you will not tear it off - you will follow and step into the abyss.
3. Temple of the Sun
This is the name of an unusual stone ensemble on Mount Ilyas-Kaya (not far from Laspi Bay), resembling a giant opened flower. The stones are arranged so that the first ray of the sun falls exactly into the core of the "flower". At first glance, it seems that the Temple is not in such an inaccessible place, but only those who are really ready to visit it and who will be allowed by higher powers can get here. If you are one of those lucky ones, find the central stone of the "flower" - this is the main place of power. Having climbed onto it, mentally ask a question or make a wish. They say that the answer will come immediately, and the wish will come true very quickly. In gratitude, you can leave some souvenir, a small gift in the Temple of the Sun.
4. Skelsky menhirs
The village of Rodnikovskoye (Sevastopol), near which they are located, used to bear the name of Skelya, hence the name. These are vertically standing stone blocks covered with moss and age-old cracks. At their foot, people performed rituals two or three thousand years ago. Now there are two menhirs: 2.8 m and 1.2 m high. It is believed that these stones have healing power: they stand at the points of accumulation of negative energy and transform it into positive. You can literally feel this energy with your hands: if you touch the menhir, you will feel a slight tingling in your fingers, and a wave of heat will pass through your body.
5. Karadag (Black Mountain)
This mountain range near Feodosia is considered a powerful place of power. A dormant volcano ejects waves of both positive and negative energy into space. People have long settled at the foot of Karadag, and its mysterious soul has been attracting artists, poets and musicians who feel the world subtly for centuries. Strong magnetic anomalies are observed on Karadag - there are places where the compass needle starts jumping like crazy. One of the ridges mountain range It's called Magnetic. For some people, this has a healing effect, and year after year they come to Karadag to “recharge their batteries”.
6. Kizil-Koba (Red Cave)
The only cave in the Crimea through which flows underground river. Located in the Simferopol region. The valley near the Red Cave is considered to be an energetically very strong place. At night, you can see lights glowing in the air here. And four times a year, when one season replaces another, near the cave, some manage to notice the "firebird" - a cloud of luminous energy, shaped like a winged beauty. Not far from the cave, the Su-Uchkhan waterfall murmurs - swimming in its icy water helps to preserve youth and strength. Above the waterfall is a clearing, from where such a view of the mountains opens up that it takes your breath away. It is a place of special harmony, suitable for meditation.
7. Dolmens on Mount Koshka
Dolmens are called ancient structures, composed, as a rule, of four stone slabs, placed on edge and covered with a fifth slab. Our ancestors built dolmens in places where positive energy came out and concentrated. In Crimea, such structures are found near cave cities, but most of them are on Mount Koshka, near Simeiz. They say that dolmens are a kind of gate to other worlds. Next to these huge stone cubes (on average 1.5 x 2.0 x 2.0 m). a person feels calm, receives answers to questions that torment him, and can even finally understand his purpose in life.
8. Valley of Ghosts on Mount Demerdzhi
It is believed that here (10 km from Alushta) there is an intersection of energy flows. It is better for unprepared people not to go here - you can see frightening pictures. True, skeptics claim that these are just bizarre rocks that take on strange shapes in the fog. Another feature of Demerdzhi is that on its slopes the sense of time is lost: it seems to a person that he has been here for only five to ten minutes, but in fact half an hour has already passed.
9. Rock Ak-Kaya (White Rock)
It rises above the valley of the Biyuk-Karasu River in the Belogorsk region, reaching in its highest point 325 meters. The centuries-old history of Crimea is concentrated in these places, and, of course, they have a special energy. People settled here even when mammoths, cave bears, primitive bulls were their prey, and hunters drove them to a high cliff. The Sarmatians lived at the foot of the White Rock, and on the plateau there are many Scythian burial mounds. There is a legend that once there was a sea nearby, and Ak-Kaya was a steep coast, to which ships moored, and iron rings for mooring supposedly remained in the vertical walls of the rock. Ancient legends are also associated with the Altyn-Teshik cave (translated as “golden hole”) located in the White Rock. According to one of them, the cave was the lair of a werewolf snake, which brought here the beauties he had stolen in the district.
10. Mount Chatyrdag
Located in the region Big Alushta. Although it is the second highest (after Roman-Kosh), it is still considered the main one for Crimea - it was not for nothing that before the revolution it was depicted on the coat of arms of the capital of the peninsula. At the highest point of Chatyrdag, the top of Eklizi-Burun (height 1527 m), until the 18th century there was a Greek temple of Panagia, dedicated to the Most Holy Theotokos. The Orthodox of the surrounding villages still rise here year after year on the eve of Easter and serve a prayer service. In this place, people feel peace and are filled with strength. And some argue that the Most Holy Theotokos appeared to them here. They also say that you can make a wish on Eklizi: if it is material, then mentally you should turn to the Virgin; if the desire concerns the spiritual sphere, then to God.
11. Mount Ai-Petri
Protects the southern coast of Crimea from cold northern and western winds. And Ai-Petri also separates the energy zones of the South Coast and the Bakhchisarai region, so there are plenty of anomalous areas here. For example, in the gorge near the Wuchang-Su waterfall, many feel very dizzy. And the so-called Drunken Grove (the trees here are bizarrely curved) is a geopathogenic zone at all, it is advised not to go here. But on the very top of Ai-Petri, you can stand a little longer and, facing the sea, make a wish.
12. Stone Mushrooms of the Soter Valley
These are huge bizarre blocks with a height of three to seven meters. If ordinary tourists come here to take pictures of stone sculptures, then fans of esoteric teachings visit this place to feed on energy and find inner harmony.
13. Bakla
The northernmost of the cave cities of Crimea. It is located near the village of Skalisty, Bakhchisarai region. Exact time its creation is still unknown, but no later than the 4th century. Bakla is a place of silence and solitude. Man-made caves and natural grottoes of this ancient city perfect for prayer and meditation. Previously, Baklu was guarded by a stone sphinx (a rock very reminiscent of this mythical creature), but at the end of the 20th century it collapsed, and now only the Serpent Rock guards the peace of this place - its huge stone head rises above the surroundings.
sacred rules
Places of power should not be visited in an angry or irritated state - they subtly feel the mood, and such a visit will do more harm than good. And in places of power you can’t raise your voice, you shouldn’t joke and laugh - it’s better to remain silent and keep calm, both external and internal.
Satanists gather at the Simferopol cemetery, and Stalker is played at an abandoned nuclear power plant in Shchelkino
For many people, as psychologists say, in order to recharge with adrenaline, you need to go through some kind of psychological test and feel fear. This explains, for example, a passion for horror films or an attraction to visiting scary mysterious places. There are a lot of such people in Crimea, and they are overgrown with deep secrets and legends. KT ranked the most creepy places peninsulas, where an atmosphere of fear and mystery reigns.
No. 1. Abandoned nuclear power plant in Shchelkino
Dark corridors, stairs, a giant rusty crane that was supposed to install a nuclear reactor in the building. Nuclear power plant in Shchelkino (at Kerch Peninsula) makes a lasting impression. The nuclear power plant in Shchelkino was supposed to be launched in 1989, three years after the accident in Pripyat. But the echoes of the tragedy spread around the world and sowed seeds of doubt about the need for nuclear energy. So, the Crimean NPP, with almost 80% readiness of the first power unit, was decided not to be launched. And we inherited the reactor building, in the turbine section of which enterprising youth began to hold discos of the Kazantip festival. And some airsoft clubs arrange shootouts based on the popular computer game Stalker in the dark corridors of nuclear power plants.
No. 2. Old Russian cemetery in Simferopol
The old cemetery, located in the area of the Central Market, is one of the few that have survived after many reconstructions of the city over the past two centuries. It is recognizable by the Church of All Saints, built and consecrated in 1864. Immediately behind it is the entrance to the cemetery, where many are buried. famous people late XIX - early XX century: Archbishop Gury, Crimean artist Nikolai Samokish, commissar of the brigade of the 51st Army Ivan Gekalo, underground workers Viktor Efremov, Zoya Rukhadze, Evgenia Deryugina and many others. Some graves have been dug up - this was done by grave diggers, treasure hunters. And at the very end of the cemetery there is a Gothic temple, which is covered with black and red paints. They say that satanic inscriptions and pentagrams are left here by occultists during night rituals.
No. 3. Children's room in the Adzhimushkay quarries
During the Great Patriotic War tens of thousands of people died in the dungeons of Kerch. Most of them - 13 thousand - remained forever in the Adzhimushkay quarries (only 48 of them survived). In addition to ordinary soldiers of the Soviet army and partisans, among the inhabitants of the quarries were locals, including women and children. Most of them also died here, without waiting for release. A rusty crib and charred dolls are all that now reminds of the terrible death of hundreds of boys and girls of all ages who were forced to hide from the Nazis in the dungeons of Kerch.
No. 4. Bunker "Alsu"
Many kilometers of mines, densely closing the passages of metal hatches, everywhere on the walls - an image of a radiation sign. Four floors underground, tunnels going down 200 meters, and a huge room for a nuclear reactor... side of their enemies - mainly the United States as a nuclear power. It was planned to evacuate the command of the Black Sea Fleet to the bunker in case of a nuclear strike.
No. 5. Sleepy cemetery
Destroyed stone fence, broken tombstones and holes in the ground at the site of the graves... In fact, the contents of the graves were barbarously looted by marauders, and the bones of soldiers and officers who fell in the Chernorechensk battle of the Crimean War in 1855 are lying next to the tombstones. The Crimean authorities have not yet taken care of putting in order the Sleepy, or, as it is also called, Gorchakovsky, cemetery (by the name of the battle commander), so when visiting, you should be careful - you can easily fall into the graves overgrown with grass and shrubs, and therefore not everywhere visible graves.
No. 6. Bagerovsky ditch
In the anti-tank ditch near the village of Bagerovo in 1941, about seven thousand residents of Kerch were shot, including 245 children. Now there is a monument to the dead on this place. Announcements appeared on the streets of Kerch, according to which Jews registered with the Gestapo were to appear on Sennaya Square on November 28, 1941, from 8 to 12 o'clock. Failure to comply with the order was followed by execution. The bitter irony of fate turned into the fact that they were shot just after they appeared at the prison commandant's office. From December 2, the anti-tank ditch began to fill with bloodied naked bodies of people. The eerie atmosphere of death still, after more than 70 years, hovers over this place.
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No. 7. Roaring Grotto
The underwater caves of Mount Karadag on the southeastern coast of Crimea, according to geologists, lead to the bowels of an extinct volcano. The largest grotto, crashing into the body of the rock for almost 70 meters, is simply striking in its gloominess and mystery, and the waves create their own unique ominous roar in it. Many Crimean local historians claim that the entrance to the kingdom of the dead located in Cimmeria, which Homer mentions, was localized by the Greeks on Karadag, in a place that today is called the Roaring Grotto.
No. 8. Object "Sotka"
Another echo of the Cold War, in addition to the Alsu bunker, is located in the mountains near Balaklava - this is the Utes Coastal Stationary Missile System, or, as it is called, object-100 (or simply Sotka). Since Soviet times, it has been abandoned and is being scrapped. Nevertheless, two huge silos located right in the rocks are still striking in scale. Next to the rectangular mouths, the remains of metal guide rails have been preserved, along which massive gates once drove off, and formidable rockets rose from the mine on special platforms.
No. 9. Cape Meganom
This place is famous for mysterious "power rings" (they appear in the grass in annular stripes up to half a meter wide and are clearly visible from a bird's eye view) and unhealthy interest in it from UFOs. It is said that some kind of magnetic anomaly is the cause of the "ring" phenomenon. Perhaps these are the consequences of an underwater nuclear bomb test that allegedly took place here in 1960. As for flying saucers, they are regularly observed at the Cape. Crimean ufologists believe that one of the saucers was shot down just above Meganom. The military found a fragment in which cold thermonuclear fusion allegedly took place before their eyes.
No. 10. Petrovskaya beam
If the old civil cemetery is located in the area of the Central Market, then the largest military churchyard of Simferopol was located in the area of Petrovsky Balka. Soldiers who died from illnesses and wounds received during the battles of the Crimean War were buried there. More than 36 thousand Russian soldiers rested in the cemetery, but in the 30s of the last century the graves were razed to the ground, and on the newly formed hill, local residents began to bury their pets, not even suspecting that they could stumble upon the remains of their ancestors.
Places of power in Crimea have a very strong impact on anyone who finds himself in this territory. The impact can be negative or positive. Much depends on the direction and location of the parking lot.
Energy places in the Crimea are located at various points, their location is uneven. On the 3rd place in terms of their placement is the South Coast, on the second - the Bakhchisaray district, and on the first - Sevastopol. So we can say for sure that the largest number of them is near Sevastopol. In forest areas near Yalta, in the Crimean nature reserve, also available Crimean places strength. These are glades and beams.
Since these areas are especially sensitive to the behavior of guests, those people who were able to experience their healing effects on themselves usually do not disclose their coordinates. This is done to protect the wonderful "special points" from being turned into landfills and completely destroyed. Most popular places concentration of forces on the territory of Crimea Crimea is a very beautiful and unusual place with beautiful natural views and the splendor of the beaches of the Black Sea.
List of energy places on the territory of Crimea
Mangup-Kale
Everyone who reaches the top of this mountain, despite the difficulties of climbing, will be able to feel a colossal influx of energy. Excavations are taking place here, there is an ancient monastery, the ruins of a fortress, springs and caves;
In this area, the amount of energy simply rolls over, since an extinct volcano is located here. In ancient times, a temple of the god-healer Asclepius was built on the mountain;
Located on Mount Ilyas-Kaa, near Sevastopol. It is in this area that one of the most powerful energy zones can be found. Some even believe that it is in this area that you can make a wish, and it will come true. Here there is an opportunity to purify both physically and energetically;
Mount Satera
According to experts in this field, it is in this place that the opening of the third eye and the identification of inner vision are possible. On this mountain are the ruins of the largest Orthodox church on the territory of the mountains;
Cape Meganom
This zone is considered one of the largest among the anomalous points of the entire planet. Here you can see flying objects of aliens. Occultists and esotericists from all over the Earth often visit this area. This is where the anomalous yellow circles appear out of nowhere.
This place is considered a cult on the Crimean peninsula. It should be remembered that it is necessary to visit these and other areas of power on the territory of Crimea only with bright thoughts and good intentions, since these points are amplifiers of the human condition.
Aziz in Crimea
What are Aziz? These are places filled with grace. Many tourists are amazed by the trees that stand in shreds and ribbons. This is how azises are distinguished - sacred places grace.
Aziz chose special graves of devout Muslims who made a pilgrimage to Mecca, called the Hajj. Unlike other graves were miracles and healings, as well as an unusual green glow at night. In addition, old trees, springs with water with unusual properties could also be called Aziz. In such places, coins and shreds are left as sacrifices. There was an opinion that leaving these things in places of grace, one could get rid of troubles, problems and diseases.
It is interesting that the location of such special places coincides with the plots of land where the ancient Christian temples. And medieval churches, in turn, were built on the ruins of even more ancient sanctuaries. For this reason, it is not difficult to believe that in these places you can find something special, mysterious, attracting the attention of guests of the Crimea.
Savlykh-Su
The most popular and significant aziza in the Crimea, Savlykh-Su, is located in the local mountain and forest reserve on the territory of the Kozmodemyansky monastery. For a long time it was recognized as sacred not only by Christians, but also by Muslims;
Ghazi-Mansour
Gasi-Mansur is located near Bakhchisaray, at the base cave city Chufut-Kale;
Kirk-Aziz tract
Kyrk-Aziz is located in the Belogorsk district near the village of Litvinenkovo;
- Ruin ancient temple in the Bakhchisaray district near the village of Vysokoye;
- Eski-Yurt is located in Bakhchisaray. This is an ancient Tatar settlement;
- Mount Aziz, which is called the Holy, was named Aziz because of the location of the burial place of Saint Kemal-Babai. The mountain is located on the Karadag mountain range;
- Ak-Kaya rock is located on the territory of the Belogorsky district. In this area, Scythian monuments, sites of primitive inhabitants were discovered.
