Пещерный район Аггтелек – Словацкий карст
Объект всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО (Словакия)
Район карстовых пещер (которых к настоящему времени открыто 712) выделяется многообразием карстовых проявлений и их высокой концентрацией на весьма ограниченной площади. Сочетание природных факторов (климатических, геологических), приведших к образованию пещерной системы, признано уникальным. Изучение пещер позволяет представить геологические события, охватывающие период времени в десятки миллионов лет.
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Abhishek Sharrma Records, 2019-07-20
Good place The plains (plateaus) have many karst formations, such as karst pits with diameters of up to 250 m and depths of about 45 m, conical hills, blind and half-blind valley and dales. The subterranean karst is known for its deep vertical abysses, such as: Čertova diera (literally Devil's Hole; depth: 186 m)Brázda (181 m)Malá železná priepasť (Little Iron Abyss; 142 m)Diviačia priepasť (Boar Abyss; 122 m) Some of the abysses are collapsed, especially the Silická ľadnica (Silica Ice Abyss; 110 m) The region is best known for its many caves, out of which the Domica Cave, Ochtinská Aragonite Cave (Ochtinská aragonitová jaskyňa), Gombasek Cave (Gombasecká jaskyňa) and Jasovská Cave (Jasovská jaskyňa) are open to the public. Other noteworthy caves are Krásnohorská Cave(Krásnohorská jaskyňa) and Hrušovská Cave(Hrušovská jaskyňa). The region also includes karst lakes. The largest lake is Jašteričie jazero (literally Lizard Lake), "Gyükerréti-tó" in Hungarian. The Slovak Karst also features rare plants, for example: Erythronium dens-canis (a relict from the Tertiary period)Onosma tornensis (endemic)Sesleria heufleriana (endemic)Dianthus lumnitzerii (endemic) and rare animals, for example: Eastern imperial eagle (Aquila heliaca)Short-toed eagle (Circaetus gallicus)Lesser kestrel (Falco naumanni)
Good place The plains (plateaus) have many karst formations, such as karst pits with diameters of up to 250 m and depths of about 45 m, conical hills, blind and half-blind valley and dales. The subterranean karst is known for its deep vertical abysses, such as: Čertova diera (literally Devil's Hole; depth: 186 m)Brázda (181 m)Malá železná priepasť (Little Iron Abyss; 142 m)Diviačia priepasť (Boar Abyss; 122 m) Some of the abysses are collapsed, especially the Silická ľadnica (Silica Ice Abyss; 110 m) The region is best known for its many caves, out of which the Domica Cave, Ochtinská Aragonite Cave (Ochtinská aragonitová jaskyňa), Gombasek Cave (Gombasecká jaskyňa) and Jasovská Cave (Jasovská jaskyňa) are open to the public. Other noteworthy caves are Krásnohorská Cave(Krásnohorská jaskyňa) and Hrušovská Cave(Hrušovská jaskyňa). The region also includes karst lakes. The largest lake is Jašteričie jazero (literally Lizard Lake), "Gyükerréti-tó" in Hungarian. The Slovak Karst also features rare plants, for example: Erythronium dens-canis (a relict from the Tertiary period)Onosma tornensis (endemic)Sesleria heufleriana (endemic)Dianthus lumnitzerii (endemic) and rare animals, for example: Eastern imperial eagle (Aquila heliaca)Short-toed eagle (Circaetus gallicus)Lesser kestrel (Falco naumanni)
ірина новосад, 2019-09-28
Гарна природа
Гарна природа
Sam Roberts, 2018-07-14
Beautiful forests for an awesome day out through untouched natural wilderness with no tourists.
Beautiful forests for an awesome day out through untouched natural wilderness with no tourists.
marcn piech, 2019-10-11
Gregor Vereš, 2019-03-14