See in just one day two of the most wonderful caves in Bulgaria and the wonderful waterfall Two caves - Devetashkata cave and Saevata dupka and a wonderful waterfall - Krushuna. Treat yourself to this wonderful natural holiday at the foot of the Stara Planina - the Balkans. In just one day we will enjoy a wonderful waterfall, a cave from the Palaeolithic era - in which dinosaur films are filmed, you will see why and the wonderful and cold cave Saevata Dupka!
The waterfall is famous for its blue pool and a wonderful green wall on the Devetashka plateau.
The waterfalls are a long travertine (bighorn) cascade, the individual steps of which are the waterfalls themselves.
The Krushuna waterfalls are located on the northern slope of the Devetashka plateau in the middle Pre-Balkans. The cascade was formed along the Proynovska river, which springs from the Krushuna cave.
The entire Devetashka plateau is rich in karst formations. In the immediate vicinity of the waterfalls there are many caves
The Devetashka Cave, located near the village of Devetaki, Lovech Municipality, is among the largest caves in Bulgaria.
It is the largest home to 12 species of prilep. It was discovered in 1921. Its total length is 2442 m, its area is 20,400 m², and its height is 60 m.
The arches at the entrance are impressive, as if from a panorama from the age of dinosaursThere are also treasures discovered in the cave, such as a bronze application from the 5th century BC. During excavations by the Regional Historical Museum, Lovech, some of the most interesting remains from the Neolithic period in Bulgarian lands were discovered.
In addition to the archaeological finds, the cave is also known for the diversity of its inhabitants. It is home to 12 species of protected amphibians, the common mouse frog (listed in the Red Book), the southern crested newt, the tree frog, the common pond turtle, the spiny-tailed turtle (listed in the World Red List).
Saevata Dupka - the name of the cave comes from two brothers - shepherds Suyu and Seyo, who discovered it by chance and used it as a shelter during the Ottoman rule. It is located close to the northern highway of Bulgaria, which connects the capital of Bulgaria - Sofia with our sea capital - Varna.
It is considered one of the most beautiful caves in Bulgaria. The largest stalactite in it has a circumference of 60 metres. The average temperature in the cave is 7 - 11 °C, humidity - between 90 and 98%. It is located at an altitude of 520 m above sea level. It is 205 metres long, and a river flows 70 metres underground in it. It is believed to be about 3 million years old. It is also unique with its colours - green, brown and white. There are stalactites, stalagmites, stalactites, helictites and dendrites.
