Cliffs and Lonely Pine Tree at the Edge of Karaul-Oba Mount

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Rocky ledges of cliffs at the edge of the ancient coral reef of the Jurassic period, the mount Karaul-Oba (Tatar: Qaravul Oba, Russian: Karaulnaya), from Tsraskiy Plyazh (The Tsar’s Beach) located in Golubaya Buhta (Blue Bay), few kilometers westwards from Novy Svet (New World) settlement in Sudak district. The Karaul-Oba massif is the state complex natural monument. Almost from the very sea, sharp teeth of the cliffs are jutting out, that is a distinctive feature of the mountain. ‘Karaul-Oba’ means ‘Watch Mountain’ or ‘Guard Peak’ in Crimean Tatar. It is reckoned among many unique natural wonders of Sudak’s surroundings.

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Size: 4248px × 2832px
Location: Novy Svet, Sudak District, Crimea
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