Plunging Into The Depths Of The Western Caucasus, In The City Of Gagra, Georgia, Lies Krubera Cave, Also Known As Voronya Cave, One Of The Deepest Known Caves On Earth.

Krubera cave, is the deepest known cave on earth. In the video description, ruhi described how a team of people ventured ‘into total darkness to determine its exact depth and uncover the secrets of this subterranean marvel’ in. The cave was discovered in 1960 and is named after the famous.

It Is Located In The Arabika Massif Of The Gagra Range Of The Western Caucasus, In The Gagra.

Çarpıcı belgeselleriyle tanınan ruhi çenet, bu kez de dünyanın en derin mağarası olarak bilinen krubera mağarası’na indi. During the subsequent 50 years no special studies were undertaken of the karst and caves in the regio… Armed with a team of explorers and a.

The Cave Is Measured To A Depth Of 2,212 Meters, Making It The Deepest Known Cave On Earth.

With a staggering depth of 2,197 meters (7,208 feet), krubera cave is the deepest known cave in the world. Krubera cave is located in abkhazia, a region currently occupied by russia.