Dikilitash Natural Landmark, or Pobit Kamak, is located on the banks of the Danube at about 2 km north of the village of Mechka, Ivanovo Municipality, in the area of Stulpishte. It consists of two rock formations of different sizes that likely date from the Mesozoic Era. They are related to various legends and tales about Krali Marko, who is said to have lifted the large rock with his little finger. There is speculation that the large rock was used as a lookout by the Romans or is part of the remains of a bridge over the Danube.