klesajúci
Klesajúci (Slovak for "falling") refers to a phenomenon observed in certain types of rock formations, particularly in limestone or dolomite areas, where sections of rock appear to be suspended above the ground but are actually detached from the main cliff face. This optical illusion occurs due to the erosion of softer rock layers beneath the harder caprock, creating an overhang that makes the rock appear as if it is falling. The term is commonly associated with landscapes in Slovakia, particularly in regions like the Slovak Paradise (Slovenský raj) and the Low Tatras (Nízke Tatry).
The formation of klesajúci structures is a result of natural geological processes over millions of years. Rainwater,
Klesajúci formations are not only a geological curiosity but also a popular tourist attraction. Their striking
While the term *klesajúci* is primarily used in Slovak, similar phenomena exist worldwide, such as the "tors"