Caves
The nameless cave is located on the right valley side of the Vukova river. The cave entrance is about 40 m above the riverbed, elliptical and placed vertically, 1.5 m wide and 7 m high. The cave is 152 m long. It consists of a main and a side channel. The main canal extends downwards over a few meters high section into a hall several meters long and wide. From this hall, through a somewhat lower section, one descends into another hall of similar dimensions, which ends this channel. The first hall is 10 m high and 8 m long. At the end of the second hall there are numerous cave ornaments mostly expressed in the form of pillars and cascading tubs filled with water.
Kacara Cave is a few hundred meters upstream, but it is on the left side of the river. The entrance is about 80 m above the river, 1.5 m wide and 1 m high. The cave is 73 m long. At the fifteenth meter, the cave channel forks: from the section upwards, a channel 20 m long extends to the half-right, and from the section down to the right, the channel is 23 m long, and 20 m to the left. At the bottom as well as at the end of the canal there are blocks of calcite druses.
Zvečaljka cave is located in the village of Rujevac. The pit is in the shape of a vertical channel. The elliptical opening is 25x45 cm in diameter and 35 m deep.
Kacara Cave is a few hundred meters upstream, but it is on the left side of the river. The entrance is about 80 m above the river, 1.5 m wide and 1 m high. The cave is 73 m long. At the fifteenth meter, the cave channel forks: from the section upwards, a channel 20 m long extends to the half-right, and from the section down to the right, the channel is 23 m long, and 20 m to the left. At the bottom as well as at the end of the canal there are blocks of calcite druses.
Zvečaljka cave is located in the village of Rujevac. The pit is in the shape of a vertical channel. The elliptical opening is 25x45 cm in diameter and 35 m deep.
