Nature et parcs en Moldavie
Nature's Best: Caves, Falls & Views
Moldova’s natural landscape is defined by unique subterranean networks and limestone formations. This collection features the Emil Racovitsa Cave, one of the world's longest gypsum caves, and the 1,700-meter Peștera Surprizelor. Beyond the caves, the list highlights significant hydrological sites, including the Dniester River's Dubasari Dam and the seasonal waterfalls of the Tipova region. From the cascading Bulboana to the panoramic limestone cliffs of Stânca Corbului, these locations represent the diverse geological and aquatic heritage of the Dniester and Prut river basins.
Emil Racovitsa (Zolushka) cave
Also known as Zolushka, this is the 3rd longest gypsum cave in the world, stretching over 90 kilometers across Moldova and Ukraine.
Rybnica
A tributary of the Dniester River characterized by its path through steep limestone valleys.
Cascada Tipova
Natural waterfall situated within the steep canyons of the Tipova landscape reserve.
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