The Hundredth Cave

25 June 2021 Caves

Jama pod Turkovo ogrado, also known as Jama na Grahovnki, is registered as number 100 in the cave register and therefore appears on maps under the name the Hundredth Cave. It is 100 metres :) long and 23 metres deep.

It lies beyond the village of Laze by Planina Polje, about a kilometre from the better-known caves in this area, such as Vranja Cave, Skednena Cave and Najdena Cave.

A helmeted caver stands among tall, densely packed calcite formations inside the Hundredth Cave.

Ana stands among dense orange-brown stalactites and stalagmites inside the warmly lit Stota jama.

A caver in red stands amid densely decorated stalactites and flowstone inside Stota Cave.

Ana stands among columns, stalactites and pale flowstone in the richly decorated chamber of the Hundredth Cave.

Ana walks between richly sculpted stalagmites and flowstone inside Stota jama, lit with warm and cool flashes.

A caver in red stands among dense stalactites and flowstone formations inside Stota Cave.