Scărișoara Cave is one of the largest ice caves in Romania located in the Apuseni Mountains at an altitude of 1165 meters above sea level. The cave is 105 meters deep, 720 meters long, and contains a large entrance shaft and Big Hall that are accessible via metal stairs. Tourists can visit the entrance shaft, Big Hall, and Church, while other chambers are reserved for scientists with permission from the Speological Institute of Cluj-Napoca.

1. Holiday destination in Romania
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Keywords: Scărișoara Cave
Introduction:
Scărișoara Cave is one of the biggest ice caves in the Apuseni Mountains of Romania, in a part of Carpathian chain. It is considered a
show cave and one of the natural wonders of Romania.
The cave is located at an altitude of 1165 metres above sea level. It is 105 m deep and
720 m long, and the entrance shaft (60 m in diameter and 48 m in depth) gives access through
metal stairs to a large chamber, (108 m long, 78 m wide) - The Big Hall. From this point three
openings lead to The Church (in front, with over 100 stalagmites), Great Reservation, Coman
Gallery (left) and Little Reservation (right). The part that tourists can visit includes the entrance
shaft, The Big Hall and The Church, the other chambers,which can be visited only with the
agreement of the Speological Institute of Cluj-Napoca , being reserved for scientists.
Conclusion:
Romania is a beautiful country and worth visiting due to
natural beauty
References:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sc%C4%
83ri%C8%99oara_Cave
Acknowledgements:
Coordinating Teacher: Mihai
Frumuselul