The intricate geologic formation known as Chudnite Skali, or Wonderful Rocks, is located on a shore of a Tsonevo dam in Bulgaria. The formation is made up of a 10 stone spires that rise up to heights of 40-50 meters (130-160 feet).

These unusual structures are the result of wind and water erosion from the river Luda Kamchia, which over time has carved the soft limestone rock. Some of the major peaks have received own names, like Wolf’s Head, Knight, Giant, Hand, and more.

The complex is best observed from across the dam. You can get very close to the cliffs or actually drive or walk through them since a road is directed through this area with some tunnels that penetrate through the cliffs. Lucyly this does not spoil the overall view to the whole area that still has a mystic and fairy-tale-like feeling.

This area has declared as a natural landmark to protect and save its current appearance.