Devetashka Cave in Bulgaria is a must watch place from its beautiful natural looks to its amazing stone cut shapes; this is more than a treat for the travel and nature lovers.

The first written evidence of Devetashka cave is from 1877 by British traveler J. Baker. The cave has been rediscovered by a Bulgarian scientist in 1921 G. Katzarov, but it has not been fully excavated because it had been proclaiming as a secret military base. While in June, 1996 the cave is declared as a main natural landmark.

In nowadays, abandoned by humans, the Devetashka cave remains a place of national and international significance, and home to more than 35,000 bats of 15 different species, as well as other protected species such as snakes, frogs, turtles and birds.

So take a look to the amazing beauty of Devetashka Cave with these pictures:

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