This is a discussion on Djavolja Varos – Devil’s Town in Serbia within the Globe Trekker forums, part of the Clicked category; Djavolja Varos, which means “Devil’s Town” in Serbian, features 202 earth pyramids, each between 2-15 meters high and 4-6 meters ...
Djavolja Varos, which means “Devil’s Town” in Serbian, features 202 earth pyramids, each between 2-15 meters high and 4-6 meters wide. Most of these rock towers have an andesit cap that protects them from further erosion. When an earth pyramid protects its protective cap, it is quickly disintegrated by the falling rains, but they form just as quick, because of the heavy water erosion. This is what inspired locals to name this extraordinary site Djavolja Varos, because they believe changes like these happen when demons fight each other for power.
The strange sounds made by the wind in this place are also behind its creepy name. The murmurs, howling and squeaking coming from Djavolja Varos on windy nights have frightened local population for centuries and are at the bottom of their eerie legends.
You really don’t have to be nice always...sometimes you have to show your bad side so that you can sort out who can accept you at worst mood... if people cant handle you at your worst, then they don’t deserve you at your best!
Djavolja Varos – Devil’s Town in Serbia 
Looks Scary as well as adventurous 
The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds;
