@BettyBoop 18 September 2020

Wellcome to Serbia, waterfalls 3/9

Due to its exceptional beauty, the Lisina waterfall has been declared a nature reserve of exceptional importance and has been placed under state protection. It is located near the Resavska cave and Despotovac, and unlike most, it is quite accessible, so it is becoming more and more popular among tourists from year to year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=JLmuuE5BZtY&feature=emb_title Veliko Vrelo (or Lisine) is a waterfall in eastern Serbia, at the foot of Sokolica, the top of Beljanica, on the river Veliko Vrelo. It is located at about 400 meters above sea level. It has long been considered the highest waterfall in the country, with a height of 25 meters, while during the 1990s no waterfalls were discovered on Stara Planina and Jelovarnik Waterfall on Kopaonik. According to the type of formation, it belongs to the accumulation waterfalls, formed by the accumulation of bigra. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSg9oFEsxVM Sparkling, clear and cold water first over small bigren cascades (upper waterfall 0.5 meters high, middle waterfall 2 meters high and lower waterfall 2.8 meters high), and then through a vertical bigren section over 20 meters high, the water falls with a great noise in the deep amphitheater of the vertical sides. At the bottom of the amphitheater is a lake about 5 meters deep, surrounded by bigren blocks, also known as the "green whirlpool". The amount of water ranges from 120 liters per second to 10 m3 per second. It is under state protection, as a nature reserve of great importance.

**WELLCOME MY FRIENDS TO MY SERBIA.**