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Krubera Cave
Abkhazia
One of the deepest caves on Earth, and since 2024 again the deepest: a system of shafts and galleries 2,224 metres deep in the Arabika karst massif, discovered by Georgian speleologists in 1960 and named after Alexander Kruber, and taken below two kilometres for the first time by Ukrainian cavers in 2004.
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Abrskil Cave
Abkhazia
A karst cave of nearly two kilometres near the village of Otap, in the southern foothills of the Kodori range: an underground river, halls up to 40 metres high hung with stalactites and curtains, and the legend of Abrskil, the Abkhazian Prometheus, who was chained to a pillar here.
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New Athos Cave
New Athos
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Abkhazia
A vast karst cave under the Iverian Mountain at New Athos, discovered in 1961, with eleven chambers, underground lakes and an underground railway that has carried visitors since 1975.
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Prometheus Cave (Kumistavi)
Tskaltubo
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Imereti
A karst cave in Tskaltubo Municipality; 6 of its 22 halls are open to visitors.
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