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Laukagalys Stone (Great Stone, Altar, Devil's Throne)

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This massive reddish coarse-grained granite stone stands out with its impressive dimensions and unique features, including polished indentations and a flattened surface that spark our imagination and invite us to ponder the lives and rituals of ancient people. The seven indentations on the higher northern part, arranged similarly to a constellation, and the grooves carved into the southern part appear to be man-made, possibly bearing ritual significance. Known as the "Devil's Throne" stone, it is said to have been used in ancient rituals, and the remnants of oaks surrounding it indicate that this site has long been significant to the local community.

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said to have been used in ancient rituals, and the remnants of oaks surrounding it indicate that this site has long been significant to the local community. It is intriguing that this place was considered important not only for its natural but also for its spiritual properties, symbolizing the connection between humans and nature, and between our world and the afterlife. This stone remains a fascinating point of interest today, reminding us of old traditions and the lifestyle of our ancestors.

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