Mokhove Lake

Hidden deep within the dense forests of the Tarashcha district lies Mokhove Lake — not just a body of water, but a place steeped in legend. Today, it appears as a dry hollow surrounded by towering nettles and fallen trees, but the locals say the lake is alive. It disappears for years at a time, only to mysteriously return — full, still, and mirror-like, as if it had never left.

Finding this place without a guide is nearly impossible. The paths are overgrown, the nettles reach three meters high, and the forest itself feels wild and ancient. But for those who manage to reach it, Mokhove is not the only mystery that awaits.

Deep in the heart of the woods stands a pyramid — not a physical structure, but an energetic one. Known as the Navel of the Earth, it’s believed to be the point where invisible energy flows converge.

A journey here is both a challenge and a revelation. This is a place of power, existing beyond maps and time. Those who’ve been there say the feeling is unlike anything else.