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Tuhala Witch's Well

Tuhala Witch's Well, Karst spring in Kose Parish, Estonia.

Description

Tuhala Witch's Well is a karst spring in northern Estonia fed by hidden underground river channels. The water flows from beneath the surface and surges noticeably when rainfall increases.

History

People have lived in this area for around 3,000 years, showing that humans have long dealt with this geological phenomenon. Over centuries, the mysterious water fountains shaped local stories and beliefs.

Culture

The place takes its name from old stories about underground witches causing trouble in this area. These tales continue to shape how locals and visitors understand and experience the sudden water fountains today.

Practical

The best time to visit is during the wet season when water shoots from the ground with force. It is wise to wear sturdy footwear and step carefully on damp ground.

Did you know?

Water can flow from the spring at over 5,000 liters per second during heavy rainfall, making it a rare geological display. This extreme flow rate results from underground channels extending beneath a wide area.

GPS coordinates
59.20079,24.96496
Latest update
December 6, 2025 17:41

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