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In the karst region of Postojna in Slovenia are the second largest show caves in the world accessible to tourists.

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In the karst region of Postojna in Slovenia
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The Postojna Caves, Slovenian Postojnska jama (Italian Grotte di Postumia, German also Adelsberger Grotte), actually the entire Postojna Cave System (Postojnski jamski sistem), are located near the
A complex of passages, galleries, and halls, a variety of karst phenomena, and easy access are the main reasons for the exceptional popularity and visitor numbers of the Postojna Cave, which has



In the karst region of Postojna in Slovenia are the second largest show caves in the world accessible to tourists. The cave system of Postojna is the upper part of the karst-influenced catchment area of the Ljubljanica and has been formed by the Pivka, the main outflow of the Pivka basin, and its underground tributaries. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.

In the karst region of Postojna in Slovenia are the second largest show caves in the world accessible to tourists. The cave system of Postojna is the upper part of the karst-influenced catchment area of the Ljubljanica and has been formed by the Pivka, the main outflow of the Pivka basin, and its underground tributaries. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.

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The Postojna cave system consists of three main levels – on the lowest one, the Pivka River still flows today. Connected to the Postojna Cave through the underground course of the Pivka are Pivka Jama, Otoska Jama, Magdalena Jama, Črna Jama, and Planinska Jama. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
The Postojna cave system consists of three main levels – on the lowest one, the Pivka River still flows today. Connected to the Postojna Cave through the underground course of the Pivka are Pivka Jama, Otoska Jama, Magdalena Jama, Črna Jama, and Planinska Jama. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Slowenien / Primorsko-notranjska / Postojna

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The Postojna Caves, Slovenian Postojnska jama (Italian Grotte di Postumia, German also Adelsberger Grotte), actually the entire Postojna Cave System (Postojnski jamski sistem), are located near the Slovenian town of Postojna. Dating of the sediments deposited in the cave system revealed an age of up to 0.9 million years<br>Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
The Postojna Caves, Slovenian Postojnska jama (Italian Grotte di Postumia, German also Adelsberger Grotte), actually the entire Postojna Cave System (Postojnski jamski sistem), are located near the Slovenian town of Postojna. Dating of the sediments deposited in the cave system revealed an age of up to 0.9 million years
Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Slowenien / Primorsko-notranjska / Postojna

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A complex of passages, galleries, and halls, a variety of karst phenomena, and easy access are the main reasons for the exceptional popularity and visitor numbers of the Postojna Cave, which has recorded 36 million visits in 200 years. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
A complex of passages, galleries, and halls, a variety of karst phenomena, and easy access are the main reasons for the exceptional popularity and visitor numbers of the Postojna Cave, which has recorded 36 million visits in 200 years. Photo taken: July 27, 2016.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Slowenien / Primorsko-notranjska / Postojna

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