Nara River
Description:
The Nara River flows on the territory of the Moscow and Kaluga regions and is the left tributary of the Oka. The length of the river reaches 158 kilometers, the area of the basin is 2,030 square kilometers.
The river originates in the Poletsky Lake, then flows through the Narsky ponds and flows into the Caspian Sea. On the river are such large cities as Naro-Fominsk and Serpukhov.
On one of the banks of the river there is a rainbow waterfall that flows into Nara from a height of about three meters from the sheer bank.
In summer, the river and the surrounding area are very beautiful - at this time there is a lot of water and everything is surrounded by lush greenery.
On the river, picnics are often arranged, hikes are made, and fishermen constantly visit it.
New and old stone bridges were built on Nara.