Devil's Town, Kuršumlija

Some of the rock formations, known as Earth pyramids, reach heights of up to 15 meters.

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Yes, local legends suggest the formations are the result of a cosmic battle, adding to its mystique.

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Yes, local legend suggests that the pillars are the remnants of a wedding party turned to stone as punishment for a forbidden act.

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Yes, local legend suggests that the pillars are the remnants of a wedding party turned to stone due to a forbidden act.

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Kuršumlija is known for its over 200 rock formations called Earth pyramids, which are shaped by erosion and steeped in local folklore.

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• Local folklore suggests that the rock formations were once people cursed and turned to stone, adding a mystical element to the site.

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• According to local folklore, the town was created as a result of the devil's wrath, turning sinful villagers into stone.

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The pillars are said to be petrified wedding guests cursed by the devil, creating an eerie atmosphere.

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It features striking rock formations created by centuries of erosion, giving it an otherworldly appearance.

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• Kuršumlija is known for its over 200 strange earth pillars that resemble people frozen in time, creating a mystical atmosphere.

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• Kuršumlija is known for its strange earth pillars that resemble people frozen in time, created by erosion and steeped in local legend.

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Expect to see over 200 unique earthen pillars and enjoy a walk among these natural sculptures.

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