Bogovina Cave

Bogovina Cave extends through 6 kilometers of limestone formations, featuring three distinct levels with both dry and water-flowing channels throughout its structure.

The cave gained scientific recognition in 1998 when researchers discovered dental remains of the Hundsheim rhinoceros, marking only the second Pleistocene rhinoceros finding in Serbia.

Scientists and researchers frequently visit the cave to study its geological composition and conduct investigations into prehistoric environments of the Balkan region.

Visitors can access the first 300 meters of the cave through developed paths, while deeper exploration requires professional guidance and appropriate caving equipment.

The cave houses an endemic land shrimp species and rare subtroglophile insects that have adapted to life in complete darkness.

GPS coordinates: 43.91660,21.90000

Latest update: March 9, 2025 04:50