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]]>Step into a magical world illuminated by the bioluminescent glowworms that adorn the cave ceilings. As you float along the underground river, the ceiling above transforms into a dazzling starry night, creating a surreal and enchanting experience.
This is the longest-known cave system in the world. Prepare to be amazed by the labyrinthine passages and colossal chambers that stretch for miles. With its rich history and geological wonders, this cave offers a truly immersive exploration into the depths of time.
For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the Cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico will not disappoint. These natural sinkholes provide access to a labyrinthine network of underwater caves. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and marvel at the captivating rock formations while swimming among tropical fish and stalactites.
Known as the largest cave in the world, it will leave you in awe of its massive caverns and underground jungle. With its own ecosystem and awe-inspiring rock formations, this is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that should not be missed.
Famous for its fairy chimneys and underground cities, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a captivating glimpse into the region’s rich history. Explore the winding tunnels, hidden churches, and awe-inspiring rock formations as you uncover the secrets of this ancient underground civilization.
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]]>Postojna Cave is one of Slovenia’s top tourist attractions and it’s not difficult to see why. This vast cave system will knock you off your feet with its sculptural rock formations and underground halls covered with stalagmites and stalactites. This cave also comes with an underground river, known for being home to the endemic olm.
Also known as Križna Jama, Cross Cave offers one of the most exciting underground adrenaline-rush adventures in Slovenia. It’s home to subterranean lakes of emerald green water, and underground boat rides are the most popular activity that you shouldn’t miss during your visit.
Škocjan Caves are home to one of the deepest and largest underground canyons in the world, and you shouldn’t miss them for the world while exploring Slovenia. It made it to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites and you’ll stumble upon everything from tiny waterfall to rimstone pools while exploring it.
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]]>There are two caves under the name Demänovská, and they’re both equally fantastic. Demänovská Cave of Liberty is Slovakia’s most visited attraction of its kind, and it’s best known for its underground lakes and colorful rock formations. Demänovská Ice Cave is located nearby and it will rock your world with its cold and icy interior.
Belianska is the largest cave in the Tatra mountains, and the only one currently open to the public. It was once used in pre-historic times, and you can join a guided tour to explore its rich history and the beautiful lakes it has in store.
The biggest cave in the Slovak Karst formation, Domica is truly a sight to behold. Paying it a visit is a truly unique experience because its size is so massive that you can even take boat rides on the underground river Styx.
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]]>In addition to being one of the Philippines’ top tourist attractions, the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is also home to one of its most spectacular caves. The cave is actually known by the name St. Paul’s Underground River Cave and you can join a boat tour to explore its underground river and 15-mile-long cave.
Located on Panglao Island, this limestone cave comes with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. It’s naturally lighted thanks to holes in the ceiling that let the sunlight in. It’s pretty easy to explore it since it’s just 100 meters long and its beautiful rock formations are worth your time.
Callao is one of 300 caves located inside the municipality of Peñablanca, which literarily translates to “white rock”. These words perfectly describe this spectacular 7-chamber limestone show cave, best known for being home to many beautiful rock formations and a tiny chapel.
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]]>The post 3 Stunning Caves That You Can Only See in Vietnam appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This cave is one of Vietnam’s biggest natural wonders and it happens to be home to the world’s largest known cave passage by volume. It’s home to the 90-meter-high calcite wall named The Great Wall of Vietnam, in addition to an underground river and many unusual limestone formations that have been around between two and five million years.
Thiên Đường Cave aka Paradise Cave was only been discovered in 2005, but that’s not stopping it from being one of Vietnam’s most popular caves. It’s 31 kilometers long, but only the first kilometer is open to the public, allowing visitors to explore spectacular stalactites and stalagmites inside this cave.
This cave in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park can only be accessed by a boat from the Son River, but you won’t regret taking this ride. It’s one of the most spectacular caves in Vietnam with 44.5 kilometers of passages discovered so far, but you’ll only get to explore the first 1,500 meters during your visit.
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]]>True to its name, this protected site in Kentucky boasts one mammoth cave. It is actually the world’s longest known cave system—with more than 400 million miles underground that have been mapped. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve according to its website. There are also fossils and preserved ancient artifacts inside of the caves. Of course, there’s plenty to do outdoors in addition to cave exploration—including water activities, horseback riding, and activities and tours led by park rangers.
Located beneath the Black Hills of South Dakota, Jewel Cave’s walls are covered in calcite and other colorful crystals formations that sparkle and intrigue visitors. Visitors to the park can participate in talks about the natural and cultural history of the park and scenic tours. For a more exciting experience, the Historic Lantern Tour is led by a park ranger in 1930’s style to give visitors a sense of what the cave was like in history. And finally, for the true adventurers, the Wild Caving Tour will have you climbing, crawling, and will teach participants about “low-impact caving, caving techniques and safety.”
These caverns in New Mexico were formed when sulfuric acid dissolved limestone and have been occupied since prehistoric times. Carlsbad Cavern, the namesake of the park, is actually part of a fossilized reef and was once beneath an inland sea nearly 300 million years ago. The caverns have a number of unique rock formations. One particularly special attraction at the park is the opportunity to watch the masses of bats that live in the caverns enter and exit together at dusk and dawn.
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]]>The post The Most Beautiful Beaches in Portugal appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This is perhaps Portugal’s most iconic beach. Surrounded by golden cliffs that separate it from the road, you will find easy access to its soft sand and clear water. If you like diving, you can also try out finding one of the numerous underwater caves.
Not far from the city of Lagos—which is full of hotels and great restaurants—this beach is heaven for photographers. The surrounding cliffs give you shelter from the sun and create a wide array of colors. Try to avoid it during high season, when it is packed with tourists.
This place is a unique spot and known for its sea-caves. The beach itself is lovely, and you can take a boat ride to see the famous caves or just rest on the white sand.
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]]>This cave was accidentally discovered by a hunter sometime in the 1800s, and is as intriguing now as it was then. The cave is full of animal bones and amazing rock art that dates back to 35,000 – 11,000 B.C.
Right under Rome’s crowded streets, you can find awe-inspiring ancient catacombs that stretch for many miles. The Museum and Crypt of the Capuchin Friars hold mummified skeletons and the bones of 3,000 plague victims that are used as decoration, while the Catacomb of Priscilla has intriguing fresco-lined tunnels.
Have a tour through the labyrinth of passageways under the town of Pilsen, Czechia, that was once used to store water and food during the Middle Ages. Of course, the tour ends up with beer tasting!
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]]>There are many hikes you can take in this area, including climbing up the Uchisar castle, the highest point of Cappadocia, from which you can see some of the best panoramic views of the area. You will get the chance to explore many caves, the most famous of them being the Underground City of Derinkuyu. Built in the 7th and 8th centuries B.C, it used to be home to 20,000 people on its 16 levels. It was inhabited until the early 20th century, but now it serves as a museum.
While in Cappadocia, you should also make time to visit the Goreme Open Air Museum. Created as a Byzantine monastic settlement in the 9th century, and later becoming a pilgrimage site in the 17th century, the complex contains more than 30 churches and chapels carved from rock. Some of them still contain intact Byzantine frescoes and other pieces of art.
One of the most popular activities that attract thousands of tourists to this place every year is the hot-air ballooning. Every day, right after sunrise, hundreds of air balloons are let out into the sky at the same time. This can be a beautiful sight to watch from terraces and rooftops of numerous cave hotels, but it’s even more magical if you experience the ride yourself. Seeing the unique scenery of Cappadocia from this vantage point is an unforgettable experience.
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]]>This is the biggest and one of the most stunning caves in the world. Located in the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh, the huge cave is still a mystery to the humankind. There was a huge mission in order to explore the cave in 2010. If you ever decide to visit, you will be guided by a professional on your trip inside.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn3UzAcA2o1/
This cave is so popular thanks to the multicolored lighting parts that are a real attraction. It is made of natural limestone, and gets its name from the reeds that grow right at the entrance of the cave. They are later used to make flutes.
Discovered in 2000, this attraction is without a doubt one of the most beautiful caves in the world. It features a very hot temperature and crystals that can grow as big as 12 meters.
The largest ice cave on earth attracts quite an impressive number of tourists every single year. It is a natural limestone creation that expands on 42 km of land.
Made of speleothems in many shapes and forms, these caverns are located in Virginia. It is a huge attraction for tourists who can enjoy in the unique experience.
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]]>The post Unforgettable Cave Adventures Around the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Step into a magical world illuminated by the bioluminescent glowworms that adorn the cave ceilings. As you float along the underground river, the ceiling above transforms into a dazzling starry night, creating a surreal and enchanting experience.
This is the longest-known cave system in the world. Prepare to be amazed by the labyrinthine passages and colossal chambers that stretch for miles. With its rich history and geological wonders, this cave offers a truly immersive exploration into the depths of time.
For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the Cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico will not disappoint. These natural sinkholes provide access to a labyrinthine network of underwater caves. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and marvel at the captivating rock formations while swimming among tropical fish and stalactites.
Known as the largest cave in the world, it will leave you in awe of its massive caverns and underground jungle. With its own ecosystem and awe-inspiring rock formations, this is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that should not be missed.
Famous for its fairy chimneys and underground cities, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a captivating glimpse into the region’s rich history. Explore the winding tunnels, hidden churches, and awe-inspiring rock formations as you uncover the secrets of this ancient underground civilization.
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]]>The post Explore Slovenia’s Secret Underground World in These Three Stunning Caves appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Postojna Cave is one of Slovenia’s top tourist attractions and it’s not difficult to see why. This vast cave system will knock you off your feet with its sculptural rock formations and underground halls covered with stalagmites and stalactites. This cave also comes with an underground river, known for being home to the endemic olm.
Also known as Križna Jama, Cross Cave offers one of the most exciting underground adrenaline-rush adventures in Slovenia. It’s home to subterranean lakes of emerald green water, and underground boat rides are the most popular activity that you shouldn’t miss during your visit.
Škocjan Caves are home to one of the deepest and largest underground canyons in the world, and you shouldn’t miss them for the world while exploring Slovenia. It made it to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites and you’ll stumble upon everything from tiny waterfall to rimstone pools while exploring it.
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]]>The post The Beautiful Caves of Slovakia Have to Be Seen to be Believed appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>There are two caves under the name Demänovská, and they’re both equally fantastic. Demänovská Cave of Liberty is Slovakia’s most visited attraction of its kind, and it’s best known for its underground lakes and colorful rock formations. Demänovská Ice Cave is located nearby and it will rock your world with its cold and icy interior.
Belianska is the largest cave in the Tatra mountains, and the only one currently open to the public. It was once used in pre-historic times, and you can join a guided tour to explore its rich history and the beautiful lakes it has in store.
The biggest cave in the Slovak Karst formation, Domica is truly a sight to behold. Paying it a visit is a truly unique experience because its size is so massive that you can even take boat rides on the underground river Styx.
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]]>The post Spectacular Caves of the Philippines Have to Be Seen to Be Believed appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In addition to being one of the Philippines’ top tourist attractions, the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is also home to one of its most spectacular caves. The cave is actually known by the name St. Paul’s Underground River Cave and you can join a boat tour to explore its underground river and 15-mile-long cave.
Located on Panglao Island, this limestone cave comes with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. It’s naturally lighted thanks to holes in the ceiling that let the sunlight in. It’s pretty easy to explore it since it’s just 100 meters long and its beautiful rock formations are worth your time.
Callao is one of 300 caves located inside the municipality of Peñablanca, which literarily translates to “white rock”. These words perfectly describe this spectacular 7-chamber limestone show cave, best known for being home to many beautiful rock formations and a tiny chapel.
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]]>The post 3 Stunning Caves That You Can Only See in Vietnam appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This cave is one of Vietnam’s biggest natural wonders and it happens to be home to the world’s largest known cave passage by volume. It’s home to the 90-meter-high calcite wall named The Great Wall of Vietnam, in addition to an underground river and many unusual limestone formations that have been around between two and five million years.
Thiên Đường Cave aka Paradise Cave was only been discovered in 2005, but that’s not stopping it from being one of Vietnam’s most popular caves. It’s 31 kilometers long, but only the first kilometer is open to the public, allowing visitors to explore spectacular stalactites and stalagmites inside this cave.
This cave in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park can only be accessed by a boat from the Son River, but you won’t regret taking this ride. It’s one of the most spectacular caves in Vietnam with 44.5 kilometers of passages discovered so far, but you’ll only get to explore the first 1,500 meters during your visit.
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]]>The post The 3 Coolest Caves in the United States appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>True to its name, this protected site in Kentucky boasts one mammoth cave. It is actually the world’s longest known cave system—with more than 400 million miles underground that have been mapped. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve according to its website. There are also fossils and preserved ancient artifacts inside of the caves. Of course, there’s plenty to do outdoors in addition to cave exploration—including water activities, horseback riding, and activities and tours led by park rangers.
Located beneath the Black Hills of South Dakota, Jewel Cave’s walls are covered in calcite and other colorful crystals formations that sparkle and intrigue visitors. Visitors to the park can participate in talks about the natural and cultural history of the park and scenic tours. For a more exciting experience, the Historic Lantern Tour is led by a park ranger in 1930’s style to give visitors a sense of what the cave was like in history. And finally, for the true adventurers, the Wild Caving Tour will have you climbing, crawling, and will teach participants about “low-impact caving, caving techniques and safety.”
These caverns in New Mexico were formed when sulfuric acid dissolved limestone and have been occupied since prehistoric times. Carlsbad Cavern, the namesake of the park, is actually part of a fossilized reef and was once beneath an inland sea nearly 300 million years ago. The caverns have a number of unique rock formations. One particularly special attraction at the park is the opportunity to watch the masses of bats that live in the caverns enter and exit together at dusk and dawn.
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]]>The post The Most Beautiful Beaches in Portugal appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This is perhaps Portugal’s most iconic beach. Surrounded by golden cliffs that separate it from the road, you will find easy access to its soft sand and clear water. If you like diving, you can also try out finding one of the numerous underwater caves.
Not far from the city of Lagos—which is full of hotels and great restaurants—this beach is heaven for photographers. The surrounding cliffs give you shelter from the sun and create a wide array of colors. Try to avoid it during high season, when it is packed with tourists.
This place is a unique spot and known for its sea-caves. The beach itself is lovely, and you can take a boat ride to see the famous caves or just rest on the white sand.
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]]>The post 3 Spectacular Underground Sites In Europe appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This cave was accidentally discovered by a hunter sometime in the 1800s, and is as intriguing now as it was then. The cave is full of animal bones and amazing rock art that dates back to 35,000 – 11,000 B.C.
Right under Rome’s crowded streets, you can find awe-inspiring ancient catacombs that stretch for many miles. The Museum and Crypt of the Capuchin Friars hold mummified skeletons and the bones of 3,000 plague victims that are used as decoration, while the Catacomb of Priscilla has intriguing fresco-lined tunnels.
Have a tour through the labyrinth of passageways under the town of Pilsen, Czechia, that was once used to store water and food during the Middle Ages. Of course, the tour ends up with beer tasting!
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]]>The post Visit the Magical Cappadocia appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>There are many hikes you can take in this area, including climbing up the Uchisar castle, the highest point of Cappadocia, from which you can see some of the best panoramic views of the area. You will get the chance to explore many caves, the most famous of them being the Underground City of Derinkuyu. Built in the 7th and 8th centuries B.C, it used to be home to 20,000 people on its 16 levels. It was inhabited until the early 20th century, but now it serves as a museum.
While in Cappadocia, you should also make time to visit the Goreme Open Air Museum. Created as a Byzantine monastic settlement in the 9th century, and later becoming a pilgrimage site in the 17th century, the complex contains more than 30 churches and chapels carved from rock. Some of them still contain intact Byzantine frescoes and other pieces of art.
One of the most popular activities that attract thousands of tourists to this place every year is the hot-air ballooning. Every day, right after sunrise, hundreds of air balloons are let out into the sky at the same time. This can be a beautiful sight to watch from terraces and rooftops of numerous cave hotels, but it’s even more magical if you experience the ride yourself. Seeing the unique scenery of Cappadocia from this vantage point is an unforgettable experience.
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]]>The post 5 Most Wonderful Caves In The World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This is the biggest and one of the most stunning caves in the world. Located in the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh, the huge cave is still a mystery to the humankind. There was a huge mission in order to explore the cave in 2010. If you ever decide to visit, you will be guided by a professional on your trip inside.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn3UzAcA2o1/
This cave is so popular thanks to the multicolored lighting parts that are a real attraction. It is made of natural limestone, and gets its name from the reeds that grow right at the entrance of the cave. They are later used to make flutes.
Discovered in 2000, this attraction is without a doubt one of the most beautiful caves in the world. It features a very hot temperature and crystals that can grow as big as 12 meters.
The largest ice cave on earth attracts quite an impressive number of tourists every single year. It is a natural limestone creation that expands on 42 km of land.
Made of speleothems in many shapes and forms, these caverns are located in Virginia. It is a huge attraction for tourists who can enjoy in the unique experience.
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