Ceremošnja

Ceremošnja, a small cave named for the nearby settlement, is located in the east of Serbia. Although this cave is one of the smallest in Serbia, its small size has only added to its attractiveness and made it one of the most active. The remains of a cave bear have also been discovered at Ceremošnja, albeit it is probably not a good idea to think about a bear while deep underground. It was Serbia's second cave to open as a show cave.

The visitor descends from the Motel into the Strugarski Potok canyon, following the underground flow of the river to the cave's largest chamber, The Arena, which is also the most magnificent chamber in Serbia. A stalagmite called Na Vennoj Strazi (the Perpetual Guad) stands 75 meters high in the chamber, showing two individuals, a medieval knight and a World War 1 Serbian soldier, symbolizing the fate and continuation of the fight for freedom.

Visitors travel from the Arena Chamber to the spectacular Dveri Chamber to the Ponorska Dvorana, the Strugarski River's underground siphon. A high-level corridor leads back into Arena Chamber and then to the Andezitska Hall, which has a beautiful ceiling. From here, one returns to Arena Chamber before entering Juzni Kanal, or the Southern Channel, which is newer and less well decorated. A new exit has been built here, some 100 meters from the cave entrance, allowing travelers to complete a round trip. An Ethnographical Park, a Botanical Garden, and a Gift Shop are among the other attractions.

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Location: Ceremošnja,Serbia