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Lithuanian summer landscape. View from Merkine fort hill to Nemunas river, Merkine town and Dzukija National Park in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Papeciai Mound Opens a Magnificent View of The Great Lakes of Dzukija Region Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spring autumn lake panorama view in Dzukija, Lithuania Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from above, tributary of Lithuanian rivers Nemunas and Merkys, near Merkine. Dzukija National Park. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Serene Silhouette of Gelovine Lake Dzukija National Park A Lithuanian Aerial Perspective Capturing Natures Beauty Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ulos akis spring â bubbling source in the heart of Dzukija

Lithuanian summer landscape. View from Merkine fort hill to Nemunas river and Dzukija National Park in Lithuania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama view of the Neman River and Dzukija National Park in southeastern Lithuania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pastrauj island Nemunas river from above, Merkine, Varena district, Lithuania. Nature reserve. Dzukija National Park. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Serpentine River Winding Through a Winter Wonderland Aerial View of the Merkys River Bends in Dzukija National Royalty Free Stock Photo

Autumn nameless lake from above in Lithuanian forests, Dzukija National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Merkine bridge over the Nemunas, view from above. Merkys tributary, Dzukija National Park, Lithuania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the Neman River and Dzukija National Park in southeastern Lithuania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nestled between the villages of Manciagire and Ziurai in Dzukija National Park, Ulos akis (translated as 'Eye of Ula') is a natural spring where water surges upward through sandy soil, creating a mesmerizing, bubbling effect. The spring feeds a small stream that flows into the Ula River, and its crystal-clear water is rich in iron and believed by locals to have healing properties. Surrounded by dense pine forest and accessible via a wooden bridge, the site blends myth, geology, and serene beauty â a quiet marvel of Lithuania's natural heritage.