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The Sacred Hill called Zvaninyčia

The hill is called Zvaninyčia or Dzvanynyčia. It is approximately 35 meters long, 25 meters wide, and 3-4 meters high, with an irregular shape. The hill is associated with pagan rituals. It is said that when ceremonies were held at the "Hare's Church," they were announced from this hill with trumpets. According to legend, there was a bell on the hill that was rung when the enemy attacked.

The Sacred Hill called Zvaninyčia

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