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Gozd Martuljek , Slovenia
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Nestled in Slovenia's lush alpine landscape, Oglarske kope reveals the traditional craft of charcoal production that once sustained local communities. Visitors can explore a preserved site where skilled workers transformed wood into valuable fuel through intricate techniques passed down through generations. Admission is free, allowing guests to wander the picturesque area and learn about this fascinating historical industry amid the stunning natural surroundings.
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Zgornje Rute 25, 4282 Gozd Martuljek, Slovenia
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