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Jenolan Caves

Hidden deep in the Blue Mountains are caves with beautiful rock formations and secret waters. Explore them with me!

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Last updated: 17 April 2015

  1. A huge opening in the rocks allows cars to pass through.
  2. Stalactites touch the water below.
  3. Lights reflect in a pool of water with stalactites in the background.
  4. Rock formations look like ice cream scoops.
  5. Huge stalactites created a pillar connecting to the ground.
  6. A vast opening shows the extent of the cave.
  7. Orient cave is appropriately illuminated in red light. Stalactites look like bars of a prison cell.
  8. Stalactites hand from the ceiling like teeth.
  9. The cave's ceiling rises high like in a church.
  10. Stalactites look like icicles in winter.
  11. Spot lights create a mystic landscape of lit and dark areas.
  12. Thin, tower-like stalacmites rise from the ground towards the ceiling.
  13. Visitor's silhouettes stand out from the orange-coloured cave.
  14. Stalactites look like a church's organ.
  15. The creative eye can see mushrooms and faces in the cave.
  16. The formations form multiple layers, like a tiered fountain.
  17. Stalactites seem like a solid, patterned wall.
  18. The shapes are beautiful and perfect in their own right.
  19. Humans seem tiny compared to the massive cave.
  20. These stalagmites almost look like a garden.
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A huge opening in the rocks allows cars to pass through.

And the only caves where you can drive through a cave.

A huge opening in the rocks allows cars to pass through.

And the only caves where you can drive through a cave.

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