Važecká Cave, located in the village of Važec in northern Slovakia, is a stunning karst cave known for its rich history and breathtaking formations. Discovered in 1922, the cave is part of the Belianske Tatras region and stretches approximately 530 meters in length, with around 230 meters accessible to the public. Visitors can marvel at the intricate stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the unique sinter formations that adorn the cave's interior. Važecká Cave is also notable for its paleontological significance, housing remnants of prehistoric cave bears.
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