The largest cave in Latvia. Accord­ing to leg­end, a her­mit once lived here. The cave’s shal­low depth and huge entrance…

A nat­ur­al cave inside a moun­tain, about 1200 m long. The cave has two entrances: west­ern and east­ern, but now only th…

A sacred pil­grim­age site for 22 cen­turies, this cave monastery, with its five sanc­tu­ar­ies, is the largest, best-prese…

It is here that the great patri­archs of the Abra­ham­ic reli­gions are buried: Abra­ham, Isaac and Jacob and their wives …

An ancient sys­tem of fos­sil caves, over a mil­lion years old. It was formed by under­ground rivers and flood-filled cha…

It has now been proven that peo­ple lived in the cave from 14,000 BC to 10,500 BC; per­haps new research will extend th…

The Vezere val­ley con­tains 147 pre­his­toric sites dat­ing from the Palae­olith­ic and 25 dec­o­rat­ed caves. It is par­tic­u­la…

This is a cave city built before our era, and trans­lat­ed from the Turk­men lan­guage means “one hole”. Based on the nam…

Вur­ial Mound Cave are acces­si­ble via wood­en plat­forms and walk­ways. Swim­ming isn’t per­mit­ted here, but div­ing is some…

Ben’s Cave are acces­si­ble via wood­en plat­forms and walk­ways. Swim­ming isn’t per­mit­ted here, but div­ing is some­times a…

Impres­sive­ly in use now for over 1,500 years, it was orig­i­nal­ly inhab­it­ed by Arawak and Cai­que­tio Indi­ans who left be…

Enter a world filled with amaz­ing sta­lac­tites, sta­lag­mites, ancient Indi­an rock draw­ings and bats inside Aruba’s cave…

Few adven­tur­ers can resist the siren call of Aruba’s caves – with the Quadirikiri Cave being the island’s most famous…