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Lapiškės Stone, hidden between Žvelsėnai and Pikteikiai, is not only a geological phenomenon but also a cultural heritage site, renowned in the surrounding area for its unique appearance and legends. This boulder, featuring an unusual indentation in the shape of a devil's footprint, has become an important part of local identity and storytelling, inviting visitors to explore its mysterious surroundings.
Locals and visitors alike refer to this boulder as Lapiškės Stone, indicating its integral role in the community and its distinctive landmark status within the landscape. The stone is valued not only for its natural appearance but also as a place where natural forces intersect with human-created legends.
This impressive natural object invites travelers and nature enthusiasts to discover not only the enchanting stone but also to learn about the local history and traditions, inspiring the creation of new stories and a deeper appreciation of the area.
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