Karabi-yayla (Crimea).

Karabi yayla (Krymscotat. Qarabiy yayla; translated from the Crimean Tatar "pasture of the black spider") is a mountain massif (plain) in the Main Ridge of the Crimean Mountains, the easternmost of the large plains of Crimea.
Esotericists believe that there is a mystical place of power there.

Karabi-yayla in Crimea is the largest plateau in area, almost 120 square kilometers. In addition, the plateau is famous for its unusual hydrological conditions, rich flora and abundance of caves.

There are many tourist routes on the Karabi-yayla plateau in Crimea, but all of them have significant restrictions due to the protected status of the territory. The peculiarities of the flora and hydrological regime have turned a significant part of the ridge into a nature reserve. The most famous is the Karasu-Bashi tract - a natural monument formed by underground streams seeping through karst cavities.

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