Mezdakh Staircase, Republic of Adygea

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The staircase, consisting of 380 wide steps, leads to the top of the mountain to a viewing platform. It is surrounded by greenery and flowers and includes resting spots along the way.

At the top, there is a park with walking paths and the Mezdakh restaurant, which serves national Adygean dishes, various kinds of local cheeses, and wine.

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