The Babele Sphinx is a natural rock formation located in the Bucegi Mountains of Romania. It resembles a human face and is part of the larger geological site known as Babele, which features other unique rock formations. The Sphinx stands at an elevation of about 2,216 meters and is a popular tourist attraction due to its intriguing shape and the surrounding scenic landscape. The formation is primarily composed of limestone and has been shaped by wind and erosion over thousands of years. Many visitors are drawn to the Sphinx for its mysterious appearance and the various legends associated with it, including connections to ancient civilizations and Dacian culture.