Small cave. Nothing fancy about it. It was easy to miss it from the main road. There isn't enough space to park your car. The access is provided by a narrow carriage road. You walk for about one kilometre then you have to climb a little on an abrupt path and you're there. Don't let yourself fooled by the first cave on the left. The big cave is on the right, after climbing a little more. No lights inside, no stairs, no nothing - get inside on your own risk. Not much to be seen from my point of view. The translated name of the cave would be "Bats' cave" but I haven't seen any bats inside. There is a big entrance followed by a secondary domed chamber - after that the ceiling comes down a lot and not having adequate equipment we decided not...
Read moreAlthough we didn't end up going inside the cave, the journey to the cave was unforgettable. Driving up the winding roads towards the top of the mountain passing through secluded communities is an experience in itself. We parked on the side of the road and hiked to the cave. It was a ten minute walk with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Perhaps most stunning of all is that there was no one else in sight. Just us and mother nature. It's important to note that the cave itself is unattended and has no lighting. So make sure to bring a good flashlight. Your cellphone light won't do. We didn't end up going into the cave for this reason. However, I'll definitely be...
Read morePeștera Liliecilor (The Bat Cave) is a fascinating natural attraction located in Romania, known for its impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and diverse bat population. The cave, with its dark, mysterious atmosphere, offers an exciting exploration experience for those interested in geology and wildlife. Guided tours provide insight into the cave’s history and the various species of bats that inhabit it. The cave's cool, damp interior and unique formations make it a captivating spot for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers looking to discover one of Romania's...
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