On the border between the municipalities of Saraj and Đorče Petrov are the impressive waterfalls of Svilare/Kučkovo, about six meters high. This site is of particular historical importance, as in the immediate vicinity there is a Roman archaeological site with visible remains of walls. According to historical sources, this region has been inhabited since Roman times, when there was an important settlement associated with the ancient road Skupi-Tetovo.
Tips for visitors:
- The best time to visit is in spring and early summer when the waterfalls are most abundant in water
- Wear appropriate walking shoes
- Bring enough water and snacks
- Camera is a must
- Respect nature and leave no waste
- For the best photos, visit the falls in the morning or late afternoon
Significance for the region
The waterfalls of Svilare/Kučkovo represent a significant natural and historical resource for the municipality of Saraj. Their unique combination of natural beauty and historical heritage makes them particularly attractive for:
- Nature lovers
- Archaeologists and historians
- Photographers
- Recreationists and athletes
- Families looking for a day trip
With ongoing development and conservation efforts, these waterfalls have the potential to become one of the leading tourist attractions in the region, while preserving its authentic charm and natural beauty for future generations.
