The largest underground cave in Europe that is still being explored. Let’s go there.

Continuing from the previous post, I am planning a week in Slovenia.. On the second day, I will go there. The Skochan Cave, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I decided to try it since it was introduced on Trip.com. The largest and deepest underground cave in Europe. The cave is said to be over 100 meters high. Taking photos inside is prohibited, so I will upload photos of the section that leads to the inside of the cave while exploring the Red Course. Reservations on the website are required, and the opening hours are determined by the month, so you must check the website. After issuing the e-ticket, I spoke to the on-site ticketing information center and they gave me a guidebook. There are stalactites in the Skochan Cave, but the depth is so magnificent that it can never be expressed in photos. When we finished the Red Course, a flock of sheep welcomed us. ㅎ Thanks to the weird Croatians who made me change my direction to Slovenia.... Next time, I will upload the snow-capped mountains of the Alps in Slovenia in mid-May. A rental tip. Renting in Croatia is cheaper than renting in Slovenia. There are many rental companies in Croatia, but I recommend one that has 100% self-insurance and no deposit. The terrain is rough. #Skochan Cave #Slovenia #UNESCO #World Natural Heritage