Nature trails have been established in Ąžuolija Botanical and Zoological Reserve, where visitors can get acquainted with the diversity of the old deciduous forest and the nature of the primeval natural stream. Information Leliūnai village, Utenos dist. GPS: 55.464136, 25.571232 Gallery Map
These are fascinating sculptures, made by the nature from naturally cemented rounded particles of conglomerate – clay and gravel. Located at gravel pit of Šeimyniškiai. Information Šeimyniškių village, Utenos dist. GPS: 55.652883, 25.595681 Gallery Map
In the stone Mokas the year 1860 is carved. This giant is 6 m long and 4 m high and it is embedded deep in the ground. Beside this stone, there is another smaller one called Mokiukas. The legend tells that at one time a man Mokas lived here and he had a wife and…
The water of the spring is famous for its magical features, because it is said to cure different diseases, bring happiness, protect from the Pērkons (the Thunderer). Information Lygamiškio village, Utenos dist. GPS: 55.627726, 25.563689 Gallery Map
The hillfort dates back to the 1st millennium – the middle of the 15th cent. It is situated on the southern shore of Lake Tauragnas. The site is V-shaped, 90 m long, 22 m wide at the eastern end, 14 m wide at the western end. At the western edge of the site there is…
The hillfort dates back to the 1st millennium – 15th cent. It is one of the most beautiful and largest hillforts in Lithuania situated on the headland, which is northeast surrounded by the rivulet Pilius, and southwest – by Pilupis. The site is V-shaped, oblong, 70 m long, 40 m wide southeast, 19 m wide…
The hillfort dates back to the 1st millennium – the beginning of the 2nd cent. Mineičiai Hillfort is also known under the name Sudeikiai. It is situated on a separate hill, 150 m eastwards from the eastern shore of Lake Alaušas. The site is square in shape, size 30×18 m. Some lined and rough ceramics…
It is about 1 km north of Pakalniai, along the Pakalniai – Leliūnai road. Legend has it, that the people made it by carrying the earth in caps and pouches. In the place from where they took the earth appeared the lake Vidinkstas. From this mound, without binoculars, you can easily see 8 churches: Leliūnų,…
The hillfort (Castle of Utenis, the Great Hillfort) dates back to the beginning of the 1st millennium BC – 2nd cent. and the beginning of the 14-15th cent. It is situated on a separate hill on the left bank of river Utenėlė. The site is triangular in shape, oblong in a north-south direction, length 55…
Archaeological site dating from the first millennium. 17th century At the end of the 19th century, the first Daugail church was built on the mound, and the cemetery was located in its cemetery. The dead were buried on the top of the mound and on the slopes. In 1990 decorated wooden cross was built on…
