Last Updated on January 7, 2021
The Cave of Crystals, Chihuahua, Mexico
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Did you book your flight to any close place to Mexico? If you did, you might get the chance of visiting the Cave of Crystals in Chihuahua. Before this cave was discovered, another one was unveiled back in 1910 by the minors.
The then-discovered cave is named the Cave of Swords. The Cave of Crystals in question was discovered in 2000. It is mainly filled with a large number of selenite crystals, decorating the cave naturally.
The humidity inside the cave is about 90 % to 99%, whereas the temperature is in between 50 and 50 degrees Celsius. Given the heat that the human body can be exposed to, this is one of the caves which is not fully explored.
The relative period of time during which you can stay in the cave is 30-45 min. This is a record timing which can be only accomplished while you are wearing protective gear. But you still can see at least parts of the cave from the outside.
Krubera Cave, Abkhazia in Georgia
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The best journeys are the ones which are considered as cultural experiences. But what does this mean? It means that you kick off your travel to learn about the other culture; under the umbrella of culture, you can find several categories, that range from architecture to nature.
Yes, landscape and nature are also geographical aspects of cultures. Speaking of nature, if you have found any good flight and hotel deals in Georgia, you might consider visiting the Krubera Cave.
This is deemed to be, according to empirical studies conducted by experts, one of the deepest caves worldwide. It was first discovered in 1960. This place is named after the famous Russian geographer Alexander Kruber.
Fingal’s Cave, Staffa in Scotland
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We are sure that a vacation in Scotland will make you forget about the traditional definition of going on vacations. Scotland is a known place for its history and its outstanding nature.
