Kaleto
A karst canyon about 600 metres long, protected since 1961.
Reselets · The places
Places and landmarks.
The places with their own pages on this site: natural landmarks and living water heritage. Every page rests on official, academic or clearly attributed local sources.
Natural landmarks
Places in the official registers.
Described by the University of Mining and Geology and listed in the register of protected areas.
Skoka waterfall
A protected waterfall on the Belilkata River, register code 281.
The Rachene canyon
Between Kameno Pole and Reselets, up to 100 metres deep.
The rock formations
The Kukli rock formations around Reselets.
Three separate protected rock sites that everyday speech often merges under one name. The overview page sets them apart and explains the names; each place also has its own page.
- Kuklite in Uleya - Reseletskite Kukli
- More than 20 rock pinnacles on the right bank of the Iskar, protected since 1972.
- Skalnite Kukli in Pladnishteto
- A protected territory in the Rachene valley, 64.42 hectares, declared in 1972.
- Kupenite
- Rock pyramids 30 to 40 metres above the river, a hundred metres above Skoka waterfall.
Living water heritage
Bankovskata watermill and perilo.
According to the current owners the watermill has never stopped working, and rugs are still washed in the perilo, the local washing place in running water. It is a different kind of place: built water heritage rather than a protected natural landmark.
The watermill and perilo page