The park was opened in 2016 by researcher Semir Osmanagić to provide a recreational space for visitors of the nearby Ravne tunnels.
It contains a 'labyrinth of energy' designed for meditative walking practices.
Several stone megaliths located within the park are presented by the Foundation as having specific electromagnetic frequency properties.
The park grounds feature outdoor amphitheaters and wooden stages used for educational lectures and music performances.
Various art installations and sculptures are scattered throughout the park to promote ecological and spiritual themes.
The site is positioned directly above the entrance to the extensive, man-made Ravne tunnel network.
The park's design incorporates sacred geometry layouts in its garden paths and stone arrangements.
It is a non-commercial project that relies on volunteer labor and donations for its ongoing maintenance and development.
Ravne 2 is an archaeological and recreational park situated in the valley of the Bosnian Pyramids, maintained by the Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation. The park features diverse installations including stone megaliths, meditative spiral gardens, and wooden structures designed for leisure and energy-focused activities. It serves as a public space for cultural events, yoga workshops, and wellness retreats. The site is characterized by extensive landscaping, walking paths, and curated art installations set against a forested backdrop. It is located near the entrance to the Ravne underground tunnel complex, which is central to the local pyramid hypothesis research. The park is privately managed and frequently hosts international scientific conferences and spiritual gatherings.
The elevated viewing platform overlooking the valley and the central stone circle installation.
Bring a water bottle to refill at the natural springs found near the tunnel entrance.
Wear comfortable, flat walking shoes to navigate the gravel paths and forest trails.
Visit during a weekday to avoid the increased crowds associated with weekend workshops and local school trips.
Do not wander into unmarked forest areas outside the park perimeter, and avoid buying 'energy-boosting' souvenirs from unauthorized street vendors outside the main gates.
Open daily year-round, though some outdoor installations may be partially covered or inaccessible during heavy winter snowfall.
Respect the meditative nature of the site by keeping noise levels low in designated quiet zones; do not move or climb on the stone megaliths.
