Škocjanske jame
Škocjan 2, SI-6215 Divača
Phone386 (0) 5 708 2110
Managed byPark Škocjanske jame Public Institute
Gordana Beltram, Director
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| email = psj.info@psj.gov.si | | email = psj.info@psj.gov.si | ||
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The [[Škocjan Caves World Heritage Site|Škocjan Caves]] system comprises some six kilometres of galleries more than 200 metres deep, many waterfalls and one of the largest-known underground chambers. The site, located in the Kras (Karst) region in western Slovenia, is one of the most famous in the world for the study of ''karstic'' phenomena such as caves, sink holes, natural bridges, gorges, potholes, collapse valleys (''doline''), abysses, underground canyon, passages covered with flowstone deposits, and underground springs. Evidence exists that the of cave has been inhabited since the Mesolithic era. | The [[Škocjan Caves World Heritage Site|Škocjan Caves]] system comprises some six kilometres of galleries more than 200 metres deep, many waterfalls and one of the largest-known underground chambers. The site, located in the Kras (Karst) region in western Slovenia, is one of the most famous in the world for the study of ''karstic'' phenomena such as caves, sink holes, natural bridges, gorges, potholes, collapse valleys (''doline''), abysses, underground canyon, passages covered with flowstone deposits, and underground springs. Evidence exists that the of cave has been inhabited since the Mesolithic era. | ||
| − | UNESCO placed the site on | + | UNESCO placed the site on [[UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Slovenia|its World Heritage List]] in 1986. |
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See also
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Slovenia
- Slovenia National Commission for UNESCO
- Franja Partisan Hospital
- Idrija Municipal Museum
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