Dunilovsky

In my notebook, where I write down the places I would like to visit, Dunilovsky has been listed for a very long time. But I managed to visit this magical place only five years later. I watched a lot of pictures with a church and a suspension bridge, but upon arrival I did not recognize the area and even managed to get upset. I simply did not see the very suspension bridge (lava) that goes directly to the temple. And then it turned out that the bridge still exists, only it is not visible from the center of the village.

Dunilovsky stands on the Yug, but it is so tiny here that it is hard to believe that this river will be ten times wider at its mouth. And here all the streets are wide and winding – this gives a chaotic layout and thereby creates a cozy atmosphere. The village is divided in half by the river Sindyuk.

Finally, I still took a walk on that "lava" and captured the view that beckoned me for so long. Now I have my own picture guide to this amazing place!

Canon 5D mark IV, 24-105L