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December 7
It's a wild place, you can only get there by car. They come with tents to rest, we stopped by in passing, so to speak. Quiet, now I don't even remember what kind of ruins are in the photo, but something like a temple
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July 23
A sooo beautiful place with wonderful views
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August 8, 2020
The Musser Forest Park is part of the Pitsundo-Musser Nature Reserve. It is located on the territory of the Gudauta district of the Black Sea coast of Abkhazia.
The whole of Abkhazia is a large subtropical park, in which there are many endemic and red-listed species of plants and animals. One of them is
Pitsunda pine. This relict long-coniferous pine is a unique natural monument from the Ice Age. Medicinal substances phytoncides released by needles when heated by the sun have medicinal properties. They are able to neutralize many pathogenic bacteria, including tuberculosis bacilli.
The sea and mountain air, mixing with the scent of pine trees and the smell of algae, creates a healing climate. It is easy to breathe and have a good rest here.
The sea water is very clear and clean. Beyond the rocks, closer to the cape of the Barn, there is a real expanse for fishermen. If you're lucky, you can catch stingrays, lascelles, mullet and other useful fish species.
The forest park is located in the Musser hills and low mountains, which consist mainly of limestone. Limestone terraces, almost sheer drop off into the sea here, without a coastal strip, creating a stunningly beautiful sight.
The forest park area is divided by the valleys of the rivers Mussera (Mysry), Ryapshi, Ambergris.
Some guides call the Musser part of the biosphere reserve Abkhazian Siberia because of the abundance of coniferous and deciduous forests. These are different types of oak, Caucasian hornbeam, oriental beech, strawberry tree, Pitsunda pine, chestnut, alder, lapina, birch.
The air temperature here is always slightly lower than in other regions of Abkhazia, and the humidity is slightly higher. Therefore, the heat is much easier to bear than in other resort areas.
The wildlife is small, as the reserve is located in a densely populated area. Marten and squirrel are common here. Birds include: kite, hawk, Caucasian ular. Roe deer are frequent visitors to the protected area, they can be found in the Pitsundo-Musser Reserve during the migration period.
Of the reptiles, the permanent inhabitants of the reserve are various terrestrial and aquatic snakes, among which there are rare species. Walking through the forest, look at your feet so as not to step on the poisonous inhabitants.
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