A mysterious network of 9 km of underground caves and a veritable treasure trove of stalactites and stalagmites (with the biggest one in the world: 8.2m). Visitors can see the natural formations in the lower grotto up close by riding on boats that easily navigate the maze-like space. This part of the cavern takes you to a beautiful underworld millions of years in the making. Both the 600-meter boat trip on a subterranean lake is only a sampling of the system that has been explored for almost 6,910 meters. The first impression is the sound of rushing water and a sensation of clean cold. But the roar of the waterfall at the entrance gives way to profound silence as you glide deeper into the cave. An effective new lighting system illuminates expert rock climbers-and marvel at the columns and sculptures fashioned by those great architects-water and time. The upper grotto is accessible by foot and features rich limestone deposits and an infinite variety of crystals reminiscent of wild petrified orchids, giant mushrooms, and elaborate chandeliers. For more details, visit
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