Wayfaring Travel Guide. Interesting vacation places, spa and resorts » Serbia http://www.wayfaring.info Experience what real Travel means Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:12:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 The Devil Town http://www.wayfaring.info/2009/08/05/the-devil-town/ http://www.wayfaring.info/2009/08/05/the-devil-town/#comments Wed, 05 Aug 2009 11:44:43 +0000 Asya http://www.wayfaring.info/?p=11895 devil's town

Davolja Varos is an exotic rock formation located in the southern region of Serbia. The rock formation is comprised of 202 different rock pyramids or towers. Making trips to this place with idyllic atmosphere really makes you get a feel of the natural charm.

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Davolja Varos means “Devil Town”, which was given the locales owing to the mysterious formation of these rock towers. There’s an interesting legend surrounding the figure-like columns, which says that it represents God’s punishment and that earth pyramids are wedding guests of unusually marriage by a brother and sister which have been turned into stone. Yet another legend indicates that these are devils turned into stones by people who had been forced to carry them on their backs.

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Davolja Varos region is also known for its natural hot springs and natural spas. The acidic waters in the area are admired to have therapeutic effects and are effective in healing a number of disorders. If you are an adventure lover, the steep landscape provides an ideal setting for hiking and trekking trips.

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The life in Belgrade, Serbia got a little more vibrant with the opening of the “Majik Cafe” designed by Karim Rashid. The style is as he calls it “technorganic“: a gold vinyl ceiling, a patterned glass bar which changes color and mood, walls covered in massive digital prints, LED lights illuminating the space. The restaurant is brought into the 21st techno-century with a scrolling LED message board above that displays customer’s text messages.
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It exploded onto the Serbian nightlife scene in a technicolor jamboree making for one super-fly example of 21st century techno-lust. The exterior is finished in polished, stainless steel, and mosaic tile. Icon shaped windows and decorative ancient Serbian patterns are updated to create a kaleidoscopic, engaging and inspiring fulgent space for lounging, dining and drinking.

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Cutout faces frame the entrance to the DJ Kreemy booth lounge area. Profile mirrors reflect patrons in the restrooms with data resonating form the eyes. A full-length nude photo marks the bathroom door. Austin Powers would be proud to poop in its ultra-chic psychedelic toilet stall.
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Karim Rashid intention was “to play ever so abstractly with Eastern European iconic symbols, but bring them into the 21st century. I wanted the space to contrast with the greyness of the city and connect Belgrade to the digital world.”

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