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- Glendalough is a renowned natural location in north-west Ireland, featuring a glacial valley formed during the last ice age.
- Known as the valley of the two lakes, it's a serene place that draws numerous tourists and spiritual seekers annually.
- The site includes an Early Medieval monastic settlement, with ruins located east of the Lower Lake, restored after Viking and English raids.
- Several trails meander through the mountains and lakesides, offering extensive opportunities for exploration up to the upper valley.
- The Upper Lake is noted for its dramatic scenery, including wooded cliffs and a high waterfall, near the earliest dwellings of Saint Kevin.
Glendalough
Glendalough is a famous natural location in the north-west part of Ireland. It consists of glacial valley which was formed during the last ice age. Once the ice retreated, the valley remained and was filled by water. Today is known as the valley of the two lakes and it is an amazing and peaceful place that attracts many tourists every year. It is also a place where a lot of people go to get in touch with their own spirituality.
The site is also characterized by an Early Medieval monastic settlement and the main group of ruins is found east of the Lower Lake.
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