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tedwerd2 says:
At first all my friends did it and they said it was cool, but I thought it was still just an expensive touristy thing. Well, it was, but completely worth it. I think I went with the black water rafting company, and did the biggest trip they offer, forget what its called. We went to the entrance, abs…
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sandybeaches55 says:
This isn't your Marriot, this isn't your Hilton....this hotel is fun. It's unique. It's struggling in this economy, all hotels are. It isn't a chain, it's a privately owned hotel. The rooms are not as bad as some I've seen. Believe me, try a Travelodge or Knights Inn and you'll see what I mean.…
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Lucy360 says:
The river Llynfell emerging from a cave at the base of the cliffs at Dan-yr-Ogof farm has always been known.
In 1912 Tommy and Jeff Morgan had the courage to explore the cave. They used only candles to light their way and arrows in the sand to find their way back.
They discovered a wonderland …
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poohstanggt says:
One of the many things to enjoy about Northern California's history is the number of caves and caverns that can be explored! Moaning Cavern is located in Vallecito and is approximately 1 1/2 hours driving distance from Sacramento.
Moaning Cavern boasts an explored depth of 410 feet and is the la…
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poohstanggt says:
Black Chasm Cavern was designated a National Natural Landmark by the National Park Service in 1976. The 50 minute walking tour ($12.95 per adult, $6.50 child, ages 3-12) provides you access to some of the most beautiful cave formations including stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, and the helicti…
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cotterb says:
This is a must see location in Naples. It can be a little tough to find but once there you will see italian culture at its peak right around the entrance of the tour.
Tours are run at 12, 2, 4. On the weekends they run two extra tours at 10am and 6pm. Thursdays they run a later one at 9pm.
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Koralifix says:
Local Maori Chief Tane Tinorau and the English surveyor Fred Mace extensively explored the caves in 1887.
The place is awesome and breathtaking that words can hardly describe the feeling when entering this very special world. Especially if you are not used to shiny glow-worms in your garden ever…
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ik-ben-10eke says:
The Karst area in Slovakia has its deep hidden gems: flowstone and ice caves - a must see for the visitor to Slovakia. The caves are on the Unesco list of World Heritage.
We decided to visit an icecave, they are not as common as the flowstone ones, and from the 2 possibilities we choose the Dobs…
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ary_tyas says:
Goa Gajah or Elephant Cave is located in the southwest of Bedugul Village, next to Yeh Pulu Relief, 6 km around from Ubud. Known only to local villagers and the bats during centuries of neglect,the cave was revealed to the public in 1923. The bathing place was discovered and restored only in 1954 …
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venus_ms says:
If you have ever been to a cave then save your 14 Euro for the ticket /10 Euros- students/. The guid's presentation about the cave was quite poor, he didn't tell much information. The tour is suppose to take 1,5 hr. but it includes about 35 min. walk to and from the cave. It seems like this is just …
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Koralifix says:
In 1910 Ruruku Aranui after whom the cave is named discovered this beautiful place just by accident. What a lucky chance!
After following the friendly and very helpful guide through the natural entrance into the cave you'll see the most impressive stalagmites, stalactites and flowstones, just so …
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mahoney says:
What do you do when it is a beautiful weekend during September in Ohio? Go underground of course!Emilia and I visited the Ohio Caverns near West Liberty, Ohio recently. Ohio Caverns is the largest and most beautiful of all Ohio Caves. Its exquisite crystal-white stalactite and stalagmite forma…
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alyssa_ob says:
Wow - this tour was amazing! It seriously is the wettest, muddiest, wildest cave tour I have ever been on. This tour is for the adventurous only as it requires lots of crawling, slithering, climbing, wading, ducking, squeezing, slipping, tripping, pushing, pulling, wiggling, huffing and puffing. Oka…
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Kathryn says:
On my camping trip to Sequoia National Park we made a point of seeing this cave as it is one of the largest in the park and the only one that can be toured at all ( only in the summer too! ). Several types of tours are offered but we did the $11 45 min tour. You have to buy tickets at the Foothills …
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kalbakk says:
In the middle of two mountain ranges in the southern South Africa, you'll find an area called Baviaanskloofberge, it's afrikaans and basically mean "Valley of the Baboons". It's practically in the middle of nowhere. You won't meet a lot of people, and if your car runs out of gas you'll most likely…
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ekthor says:
Even if the labyrinth could be cheesy, as Eric said, in my opinion it could be one of the most entertaining things to visit in Budapest. I really reccomend people going to this because it isn't really expensive as the most you could pay are 1500ft which is barely 6 euros. I especially like the fact …
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JaitcH says:
Krong Bong District features the Krong Kmar Waterfalls and the Daktuar Cave.
You will pass by coffee and tea plantations en route.
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X_Drive says:
This cave is located in Kings Canyon National Park at the bottom of the valley between General Grant and Cedar Grove. There are 45-minute tours that leave every hour on the hour. The tour begins with a very steep five-minute hike to the cavern entrance and from there visitors travel deep within, wh…
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JeAr says:
The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is a must-see when one visits Palawan. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is also nominated for New 7 Wonders of Nature, or something like that.
Several tour agencies offer trips to the park, and you can also book with whatever h…
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WaltJake says:
This is an awesome cave too see stunning formations, rooms, stalactites and stalagmites, it rivals Mammoth Cave in Kentucky....but if you really want a treat, get there in time for the bat show that starts around sunset! Millions of small bats pour out of the cave mouth like thick smoke, in the nigh…
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Trav_Jess says:
OK, I haven't been to very many places- particularly west and outside of the US, but I love to travel when I have the chance.
Any tourist of Hollywood or surrounding areas should certainly check out Griffith Park for an excellent view of the Hollywood sign! It not only gives you a great view, bu…
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ejames01 says:
What a great place to visit while on vacation. Great fun for the entire family. It's located on Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tennessee just of of I-24. You can buy a combo ticket for Ruby Falls, Incline Railway, and Rock City.
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bigbluemonster says:
When you go, be sure to stop by the Tourist Information stand near the Samcheok Express Bus Terminal. Tell the lady you are going to the caves. (Both are near each other and it's the same bus.) She will give you a small sheet of paper with the bus schedule in English. This isn't so important for goi…
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JoeriNL says:
On our way from SLC we came by American Fork Canyon. Over there you can find the Timpanogos Cave, which in fact leads you through a fault line which is pretty cool. The climb up to the cave entrance is a steep one of about 1,5mi. It was a very hot day, even the rangers were having a hard time. Fortu…
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ffransiska says:
Al Hoota Cave is located at the feet of the highest Mountain in Oman called Jebel Shams (sun peak) in Al Hamra district and still a part of Nizwa.
It was founded by shepherd around 70's and after carefully researched, it's revealed 2 main entries of the cave. it is 3km long with underground river. …
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fran2011 says:
This great attraction is located in the town of Arecibo, on Puerto Rico's northern coast. It's basically a park type of setting. On the road leading to it, you'll see many people at the beach and a lot of streetside vendors. What people do is that the stop their car at one of the vendors, and buy wh…
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stonefinder1 says:
We took our 9 Year Old Grandson and he had a Blast, there is so much to do at Kentucky Down Under . We took a guided tour of the cave which takes about 1 hour. After that we sifted for Gems (See Pictures) but it wasmainly for kids. We then took a walk on the Paths and saw Dingo's, many Native Aus…
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venus_ms says:
If you have ever been to a cave then save your 14 Euro for the ticket /10 Euros- students/. The guid's presentation about the cave was quite poor, he didn't tell much information. The tour is suppose to take 1,5 hr. but it includes about 35 min. walk to and from the cave. It seems like this is just…
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X_Drive says:
Out in the middle of nowhere in a barren area of Idaho about 45 minutes west of the Craters of the Moon National Reserve and 45 minutes north of Twin Falls is this unusual spot where volcanic lava tubes underground created ice due to their ability to hold the water that seeped in and the low flow of…
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ctcsherry says:
The cave is not particularly beautiful, but the guided boat is quite fun. The cave is very dark so it adds some thrill to your ride. You'll have a aboriginal guide taking you in groups of around 6 people, with a flashlight, a paddle and a long bat web. If you request the guide will use the bat web …
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