The document summarizes several notable natural landmarks and historical sites in Crimea, including ancient volcanic formations from the Jurassic period preserved in the Karadag Nature Reserve. It also mentions the mythology associated with Crimea that inspired famous works of literature and art, and how the southern coast became a popular vacation spot for Russian Tsars in the late 19th century who built palaces there. The landscapes described include mountains, forests, caves, lakes, and seascapes that continue to stimulate visitors' imaginations.

2. Koreyiz - Miskhorsky park

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Crimea, known since ancient times as "The Tauride", the name attributed to it, is the birthplace of such famous myths as
those of Jason and the Golden Fleece and Iphigenia. Many artists. as Euripides, Goethe or Pushkin were inspired in this
mythology to develop their world.

4. And the South coast, bordered by mountains and the Black Sea, has become in the late 19th century the favored vacation spot of
the Tsars, who started to build their palaces there. The many forests and caves still help stimulate the imagination of visitors.

6. Belaya Skala,
a rock formed by erosion of
limestone ´-A natural monument

8. Belaya Skala (White Rock)

15. The Blue Lake –
Canyon of Crime

16. Grand Canyon

17. Grand Canyon

24. Karadag Nature Reserve – Created in 1979, the reserve protects Europe's only Jurassic period rocky shoreline massif.
Formations in the reserve come from extinct volcanoes.

26. Kara Dag is an ancient dead volcano, which was active over 150 million years ago, in the Jurassic period.
At that time, according to scientists, it was submerged under water, along with the rest of the peninsula.

28. The Peninsula combines the warmth and beauty of the Black Sea and grandeur and power of the
Crimean mountains.

30. Demerdzhi Mountain

31. The Bowl of Love is surrounded by rocks,
which form a heart shape.

32. The Ghost Valley

33. The Valley of Ghosts -on which imposing stone blocks stand as dozens of statues of fantastic beings.

34. The shapes of the rocks look like humans, animals, fantastic beings that change appearance depending on
the light. The valley is also often covered with fog, which gives it a mystical appearance

38. Marble cave

40. Mammoth bones in Marble Cave

42. Sivash – Salt lakes

44. Novy Svet - Blue Bay

45. Koktebel was a tolerant oasis for artists and writers
in the midst of Soviet repression

47. Cape Tarkhankut

48. Cape Aia

52. Ai-Petri - an extinct volcano near Yalta. Height: 1234
meters.

53. The cableway near Yalta's Ai-
Petri peak.

59. Adalary Twin rocks – near Gurzuf

60. beauty of the Black sea and grandeur
and power of the Crimean
mountains.
Sebastopol -Fiolent Promontory

61. Autumn in the Demerdjyi

64. Yalta Sunrise in winter

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