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Location
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Ceremošnja cave |
near village Ceremošnja and town Kučevo |
The length of this small but beautiful cave is 770 m, of which 430 m is suitable for exploration by tourists. Bats can sometimes be seen during visits. |
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Degurić Cave |
Near Valjevo |
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Gradac Cave |
near Kragujevac |
Paleontological site |
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Cave of Gabrovnica |
27 km (16.78 mi) from Knjaževac |
The cave is well known for its prehistoric paintings.
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Kađenica |
Dljina village near Čačak |
Cave-church
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Lazar's Cave |
Zlot, 9.4 km (5.84 mi) from Bor |
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Petnica |
5 km (3.11 mi) SE of Valjevo |
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Prekonoška cave |
Svrljig |
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Rajko's Cave |
The cave is located at the spring of Mali Pek,
2 km (1.24 mi) from town Majdanpek in Eastern Serbia |
The cave is 2,3 km long (4 km with small side canals) and has an underground river flowing through |
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Ravništanska cave |
near Kučevo |
540 m long with an underground stream and two exits in two different valleys |
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Resava Cave |
20 km (12.43 mi) from Despotovac |
It is the first cave to be prepared for visits in Serbia.
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Risovača Cave |
Entrance of the town Aranđelovac |
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Stopića Cave |
Zlatibor |
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Ušačko-ledeni cave system |
near Uvac |
Discovered length of canals is 6.2 km, with parts of the cave still unexplored |
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Potpeće Cave |
Potpeće, 12 km from Užice towards Požega
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Cerje Cave |
Cerje (Niš) |
To date discovered 6,025 meters, soon will be officially the longest cave in Serbia
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