It is situated in a mountainous region, within the Iskar River valley at an altitude of 421 meters.

The area falls within the temperate climate zone, with cold winters, cool summers, and early autumn.

The permanent population is around 88 people, with the village connected to surrounding settlements by bus and railway.

According to legend, the name of the village is derived from the braided hair of a young woman twisted around the largest tree.

The village is home to several natural attractions, such as the Lakatnishki rocks, Skaklya waterfall, and the Vazov Eco Path.