Caves And Karst Formations 1-24
16 entries in the Caves And Karst Formations compendium.
La PortadaNatural arch and protected monument on Chile's coast.La Verna CaveWorld's largest show cave chamber, formed by dissolution and collapse.Lechuguilla CaveA solutional cave formed by sulfuric acid dissolution.LedenikaA Bulgarian cave known for icicles and karst formations.Leviathan CaveLongest and deepest lava tube in Africa.Lion RockLurgrotteLargest cave in the Eastern Alps of Styria, Austria.Neptune's GrottoStalactite cave discovered by fishermen in 18th-century Sardinia.Optymistychna CaveLongest cave in Europe and longest gypsum cave in the world.PamukkaleA natural site with white travertine terraces and ancient ruins.Postojna CaveSecond-longest cave system in Slovenia, major tourist attraction.Carlsbad Caverns National ParkA national park featuring a vast, accessible limestone cave system.El Torcal de AntequeraA Jurassic limestone karst landscape in southern Spain.Mammoth Cave National ParkProtects the world's longest known cave system in Kentucky.Phong Nha–Kẻ Bàng National ParkUNESCO site protecting the world's largest cave and ancient karst.Pobiti KamaniTubular concretions formed around ancient methane plumes in Bulgaria.
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