Ðulin ponor

The Đulin ponor cave forms part of a 16,396-meter-long underground network, featuring waterfalls, lakes, and complex channel systems throughout its passages.

Initial explorations of the cave began in 1926 by Josip Poljak, followed by extensive research campaigns between 1956 and 1957 by Mirko Malez.

The cave's name originates from a tale about a young woman named Đula who fell into the abyss, with locals noting a face-like formation in the cliff.

The cave system maintains a constant temperature of 9 degrees Celsius and requires professional guidance for safe exploration due to flooding risks.

The cave network contains three distinct sections, including the Great Braid area with cascading waterfalls and the southwestern channels with strong water currents.

GPS coordinates: 45.26722,15.22389

Latest update: May 14, 2025 21:03