Archaeologists have found evidence that humans lived in the caves as early as 3,000 B.C. In one of the cave's chambers, explorers found a burial site, complete with 10 skeletons and funerary goods.

Slovenia ’s Skocjan Caves and the Primeval Beech Forests are deemed natural sites, while the country’s remaining trio are designated cultural sites.

Don’t miss: The Skocjan Caves in Slovenia’s Karst region are absolutely incredible. The caves, on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites, comprise one of the world’s largest underground ...

In Slovenia, the ancient history found belowground relates to geology, not human culture. About an hour south of Ljubljana, the country’s karst region is honeycombed with a vast network of caves ...

CAMERON HEWITT Rick Steves’ Europe Slovenia’s remarkable Skocjan Caves feature a breathtaking footbridge 150 feet above. The world's most famous cave paintings are at Lascaux, in southwest France.

Skocjan Caves, Slovenia In Slovenia, the ancient history found below ground relates to geology, not human culture.

VII.35 Skocjan Caves (Slovenia) The Bureau at its twentieth extraordinary session recalled that the World Heritage Committee, at its nineteenth session, had requested the Centre to contact the ...

To dig even deeper in time — much deeper — visit a cave. Some of my favorites, in France and Slovenia, showcase 17-foot-long bulls drawn by our ancient forebears and 100-foot-high stalagmites ...

Slovenia’s remarkable Skocjan Caves feature a breathtaking footbridge 150 feet above. The world's most famous cave paintings are at Lascaux, in southwest France.