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The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna – Europe’s Tallest Stone Gates Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Prerasts of Vratna in Serbia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The river Vratna is a river in eastern Serbia with the village of the same name, not far from Brze Palanka and the right is a tributary of the Danube. The most famous is the three highest natural stone bridge in Europe. overflows that resemble a door, and the river was named after it. It springs on the Great Reef and has a flow of 26 km [2], and during the summer part of the year, there is no constant flow, but in several places it sinks and re-emerges to the surface. At the end of her canyon in the upper part of the stream, there is a monastery of the same name which dates from the XIV century, as well as a hunting ground with mouflon and deer paddles.


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