Triglavin kansallispuiston parhaat palat

Triglav National Park's Crown Jewels

Slovenia’s only national park encompasses the heart of the Julian Alps, centered around the 2,864-meter Mount Triglav. The landscape features the 1.6-kilometer Vintgar Gorge, the 78-meter Savica Waterfall, and the glacial waters of Lake Bohinj. High-altitude highlights include the Vršič Pass, the highest road mountain pass in the country, and the Triglav Lakes Valley, a high-karst alpine valley. The area also hosts the Planica Nordic Centre, a major site for international ski jumping competitions.

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Bled Gorge

Vintgar Gorge or Bled Gorge is a 1.6-kilometer gorge in northwestern Slovenia in the municipalities of Gorje and Bled, four kilometers…

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Lake Bohinj

Lake Bohinj, covering 318 hectares, is the largest permanent lake in Slovenia.

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Savica Waterfall

A 78-meter-high double waterfall fed by a karst spring, located within a national park. The waterfall is linked hydrologically to a nearby lake and is known for its natural and cultural significance.

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Lake Jasna

Two interconnected artificial lakes located at the start of the Vršič Pass road. The site features a bronze Zlatorog statue and provides views of the Razor and Prisank mountain peaks.

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Peričnik Falls

Peričnik Falls is a waterfall in Triglav National Park, Slovenia.

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Vrsic Pass

Slovenia's highest mountain pass, reaching 1,611 meters. The road features 50 hairpin turns and was constructed by Russian prisoners of war during World War I, connecting the Upper Sava Valley with the Soča Valley.