The Best of Both Worlds
If you’ve never heard of a cave that can form in both terrain and water setting, this specific cave would leave you fascinated. Located on a small island in Greece is Melissani Cave, which has a large lake inside of it. It’s a remarkable landmark that tourists often visit, which isn’t surprising given it’s gorgeous and stunning nature. It’s an open cave with views of the sky, which gives you the best view of the glowing blue cave walls because of the natural light coming from the sky.
The Best Of Both Worlds
Stalactite Formations
Minerals are one of the unique aspects that compose caves, encouraging their unusual formation and shape. In this scenario is stalactite, a distinct formation that spans down from the ceilings. Formed through a combination of both wafer and minerals that drip downward, this is the magic behind how it forms its fascinating shape. The stalagmite is similar to the stalactite, wherein the only difference lies in the way their shapes are formed. Stalagmites are formed from the ground whereas stalactites are formed from the ceiling.
Stalactite Formations
