Hungary is full of breathtakingly beautiful sights, such as Hévíz and the mysterious underground worlds in the country. After the Balaton-Uplands being included in the Top 44 Hidden Treasures of Europe by Mastercard, now Culturetrip.com has listed the Aggtelek Karst as the 17th most beautiful national wonder of Europe.
The Aggtelek Karst is found in the Aggtelek National Park, which actually lies on the Hungarian-Slovakian border, thus it is divided and shared between the two countries. The Karst has altogether 712 caves, and it isn’t the first time it has been given attention: in 1995, the biggest stalactite caves were marked as World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO. Apart from the stalactite caves, visitors can check out the crystal caves, caves with crystal clear lakes, concert halls built in the caves. If you are interested, visit the Aggtelek National Park’s homepage.
Culture trip’s list of 23 of the most amazing natural wonders of Europe:
Italy: The Tuscan countryside
Croatia: Plitvice Lakes National Park
Ireland: Cliffs of Moher
Norway: Svalbard
Italy: Capri’s Blue Grotto
Switzerland: Swiss Alps
Greece: Santorini
Italy: Amalfi Coast
Scotland: Isle of Skye
England: Land’s End
Germany: Black Forest
France: Gorges du Verdon
Spain: Las Médulas
Austria: Lake Halstatt
Portugal: Algarve
Iceland: Ice caves
Hungary & Slovakia: Caves of Aggtelek Karst
Montenegro: Durmitor National Park
Sweden: The Northern Lights
Malta: Blue Lagoon
France: Lavender fields
Sweden: Sarek National Park
Norway: Fjords
Source: culturetrip.com
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