Kuliai: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional surroundings of Kuliai are Kalnas Alka, Grambaviškių Kalnas and Šilo Kalnas. Those interested in landforms thus have three specific points of reference for their stay in Kuliai.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Kuliai.

Culture

The church in Kuliai has two bells: the larger measures 90 cm in diameter and was cast in 1719, while the smaller measures 65 cm and was cast in 1740. For culturally interested visitors, this pair of bells provides a specific point of interest.

A documented koplytstulpis in Kuliai reflects the Žemaitija tradition of cross-carving. It comprises a small glazed chapel, an ornately designed iron cross with sun and moon symbols, and religious sculptures, including Saint George, Mary with an angel, the pensive Christ and an angel.

Kuliai also has a documented stogastulpis, an ethnographic post with one or more folk-style protective roofs covering statues of saints or crosses. This form is particularly associated with Žemaitija and other Lithuanian regions.

The sacred architecture and artistic traditions in the parishes of the PlungÄ— Deanery are described in the wider area as historically, culturally and educationally rooted; their origins reach back to the 15th century.

For further orientation, you can then also visit Grumbliai.

For the overview of the higher-level travel destination: PlungÄ— District Municipality.