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Maisiejūnai Hillfort II
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The second Maisiejūnai hillfort, located slightly further from the first, is also an impressive historical site, situated on a separate hill and featuring an oval-shaped platform stretched in a southwest-northeast direction. The hillfort is characterized by its uneven terrain and slopes, indicating the influence of both human activity and natural factors. Its slopes, covered with deciduous forest, add an air of mystery to the place, while visible signs of soil cultivation attest to the presence and activities of ancient inhabitants. Dating back to the first half of the 1st millennium, this hillfort is an important archaeological and cultural site, reflecting ancient times and the local inhabitants' connection with their environment.
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