Unusual natural attractions in Georgia. The rocking rock croaked.

There are many legends associated with this swinging rock. According to one of them, many centuries ago, in the vicinity of the Egrisi Mountains, where the clear rivers Tsisquilara, Chanistskali, Incra and Ice Cream flowed, there lived a giant ogre, terrifying the locals. Once a month he visited villages and abducted boys and girls. Soon people found out that an all-powerful young man named Aramkhutu lives in the valley, who will be able to defeat the ogre. Residents appealed to Aramkhut with a request to help them. The valiant young man immediately responded to the request and began to prepare for the battle with the giant. He set up his camp on Ohachhuye Mountain. After a while, an ogre appeared on Mount Queer. After a tedious struggle, the young man picked up a huge rectangular block and threw it with all his might at the giant. The block, having overcome the airspace, flew to the ogre standing proudly on the mountain, cut his head and fell on a green field, where a huge pit was formed. Jubilant people carried the hero to the mountain in their arms. And Aramkhutu took a block and placed it so that it swayed from touch. So the rock Croaked became a symbol of the victory of good over evil.

Most of the rocking rocks are formed in igneous volcanic rocks. And the rock of Kvakantsala is of limestone origin.

7 caves have been discovered here: Devi Cave (Damishpovka), Albova Abyss, Snow Well, Kviri Cave, Medani Cave. The deepest of these caves is the karst abyss, named after the national Georgian hero Tsotne Dadiani (77 m).