Caves in Bulgaria

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Benkovska Cave is a historic cave in the Teteven Balkan above Cherni Vit, close to the trail toward Chertigrad.

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Boychova Dupka is a karst cave in the Vlakhina Mountains, near Logodazh village and close to Blagoevgrad.

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Devetashka Cave is a huge karst cave, one of the largest in Bulgaria. It is located near the village of Devetaki (Lovech Province), on the bank of the Osam River. It is famous for its seven “windows” and its bats.

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Elata Cave is a pit cave in the Ponor Mountains, Western Stara Planina, just south of Zimevitsa near Svoge.

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Kolkina Dupka is a vertical cave in the Ponor Mts above Zimevitsa (Svoge), known as Bulgaria’s longest and deepest.

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Ledenika Cave is one of the most visited Bulgarian caves, located in the Vratsa Balkan Nature Park, 16 km from the city of Vratsa, famed for its icy entrance halls.

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Magura Cave is a karst cave near Rabisha by Belogradchik, famous for its prehistoric rock paintings.

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Prohodna is a karst cave near Karlukovo (Lukovit), Bulgaria, renowned for the “Eyes of God” skylights in its ceiling.

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The Belogradchik Rocks are fantastically shaped sandstone formations near Belogradchik, NW Bulgaria, beside the Belogradchik Fortress.

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Devil’s Throat Cave is a precipice cave in Trigrad Gorge, Western Rhodopes, near Trigrad village, famed for a 42-m underground waterfall.