So first of all the site itself is very nice. There is a pleasant walk through the forest and as I went in October, all of the trees were changing colour. There is then a steep but brief climb up a staircase. This part is not wheelchair friendly even for one's that would cope with the forest floor. You then have views of the stacks on a ridge. They are smaller and less frequent than i had imagined but still very cool! They don't seem like they should be real!

But I had issues getting there without a car. I got a bus from Belgrade to Nis and stayed there. I then got a bus to Kursumlija, which takes over an hour and a half each way, before getting a taxi. The taxi took me there and back and stayed the hour and a bit it took me to walk around, which cost 25 euros. So it was a lot of hassle to get there for about an hour at the site! I'm still glad I went but it would have been much easier in a car or cheaper in a group.

Djavolja Varos is one of the must-see places in Serbia. It was suggested to be one of the Seven World Wonders, which is showing its importance and magnificence.
It is an excellent place for nature lovers, for good photos and memorable adventure.