Kučaj-Beljanica National Park
Karst plateau, gorges and old forests in eastern Serbia
Kučaj and Beljanica together form the largest limestone massif in Serbia, a plateau cut by river valleys, canyons and karst springs. Kučaj is also the largest uninhabited area in the country, with forests of primeval character such as Vinatovača and Busovata.
Things to do
- On footWalk into the Resava gorge (Klisura Resave), where the river runs through narrow canyon sections
- Try thisLook up at the great rock gateway of Prerast Samar
- Try thisExplore the karst oasis of Dubašnica and Lazarev kanjon (Lazar's Canyon)
- Try thisFollow the karst springs Malo vrelo, Buk and the Beljevinska vrela
Also worth seeing
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Klisura Resave
Narrow canyon and gorge sections in the composite valley of the Resava river. - 3
Dubašnica
A karst oasis with representative karst landforms, proposed as a karst geopark.