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Postojna Cave

A 24-kilometre cave you ride through on a little electric train

Limestone stalagmites and stalactites inside Postojna Cave

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Postojna Cave is one of the longest cave systems in Europe. Visitors ride a tiny underground train through huge halls full of stalactites and stalagmites - some as tall as a five-storey building.

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The cave was carved out over two million years by an underground river. Today the system stretches for about 24 kilometres.

An electric train takes visitors deep inside, then they walk through chambers given names like the 'Spaghetti Hall' (for thin needle-like stalactites) and the 'Concert Hall' (which has held concerts for 10,000 people).

Postojna is also home to one of the strangest animals on the planet: the olm, a pink cave salamander that can live for over a hundred years.

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  1. 01How long do you think it takes a stalactite to grow one centimetre?
  2. 02What would it feel like to ride a train into total darkness?
  3. 03If an animal lived in a cave for 100 years, what would it look like by the end?
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