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Jenolan Caves, NSW, Australia www.spelunking-gear.com

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Page 1: Jenolan Cave

Jenolan Caves, NSW, Australia

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The Lucas CaveA most visited cave which can be view by large group. Formatted by photographed limestone and “The Broken Column” is the main attraction of this cave. A must visit cave in the groups.

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Imperial caveAn ancient river flows from this cave with many attractions such as The Sinkhole, Ridleys shortcut, Lot’s Wife etc. Cave is very easy to access because there are not large set of stairs.

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Chifley caveThe Jenolan cave is famous for its formation of limestone which is well decorated. Chifley Cave feature its large chambers. This cave is first in the world which lit by electric lights as early as 1880.

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Orient CaveThis cave is considered one of the most beautiful cave in the world. In 2008 this cave was redecorated with the lights to make an breathtaking sight for visitors. It is well protected for future generation.

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Temple of Baal CaveA wedding venue, it is not a temple but its formation inspired its explorers the biblical story of “Elijah and the Prophets of Baal”. Visitors enter in this cave via Binoomea Cut which is a human made tunnel. You can see a beautiful example of crystal helictites.

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Diamond CaveA pure white crystal formation can be seen here which is also tinted with easy shade of pink. The main attraction is ‘gem of the west’ an astonishing crystal formation of helictites, stalactites, stalagmites, shawls and wave crystal.

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River CaveWith an underground river ‘River Styx’ which appears as a pool of blue water including ‘pool of reflections’. It was redecorated in 2010 with electric lights technology which enabled to make an awesome view for visitors.

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Pool of Cerberus CaveThis cave is closed for visitors because of refurbishment, once it will open visitors will be able to see the magnificent structure of limestone along with pool. Only 8 people can go in one time due to delicate atmosphere of the cave.

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Ribbon CaveOnly 8 people can tour in this cave because of its insubstantial environment. Entry way for this cave is via Orient Cave. Stunning formation of this cave attracts a lot. Main feature of this cave is ‘step back in time’.

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Jubilee CaveA big group of

people can not enter in this cave, and the way is very narrow as well but if you are an adventure passionate and love caving this cave is for you. Cave is soggy and slippery so wear appropriate shoes.

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