Pidhirne

The village Pidhirne is located in the center of the Baydar Valley, at the foot of Mount Kalendy-Bair (in Crimean Tatar - "main mountain"), 4 kilometers from Orlyne.

Before the forced deportation of Crimean Tatars by Soviet occupiers from Crimea to Central Asia in 1944, the village was called Kalendo. According to one version, the name comes from the Turkic Kale-enda - "ruined fortress" (there are remains of a medieval fortress nearby). According to another, the name has a Roman origin ("calendar" is the first month of the Roman calendar).

The Kalendska path (the old Roman road that connected the fortress of Harax and Chersonesus) leads to the popular Devil's Stairs. In ...

The village Pidhirne is located in the center of the Baydar Valley, at the foot of Mount Kalendy-Bair (in Crimean Tatar - "main mountain"), 4 kilometers from Orlyne.

Before the forced deportation of Crimean Tatars by Soviet occupiers from Crimea to Central Asia in 1944, the village was called Kalendo. According to one version, the name comes from the Turkic Kale-enda - "ruined fortress" (there are remains of a medieval fortress nearby). According to another, the name has a Roman origin ("calendar" is the first month of the Roman calendar).

The Kalendska path (the old Roman road that connected the fortress of Harax and Chersonesus) leads to the popular Devil's Stairs. In many places, cobbled areas have been preserved.