Mitchell Caverns feels like stepping into a fantasy world with its bizarre formations. The two connected caverns, El Pakiva ...

Thrill-seekers can try the 165-foot rope rappel into the depths of the cavern. It’s California’s tallest public rappel and gives you serious bragging rights! If dangling from a rope isn’t your style, ...

From the bohemian charm of Pichilemu to the majestic Andes, Chile offers a blend of natural wonders, vibrant culture, and unforgettable adventures. Pichilemu, a coastal town known for its surfing, ...

14. Marble Caves, Chile Located in General Carrera Lake in Chile, Marble Caves are stunning formations created over 6,000 years by waves washing against calcium carbonate.

Written by Gadgets 360 Staff Chile’s Marble Caves, located on the shores of General Carrera Lake in the Aysén Region, are extraordinary natural formations shaped over 10,000 to 15,000 years.

According to municipal data, Carrara’s marble industry produces between 4 million and 5 million tonnes of marble each year, generating 130 million euros ($148m) in profits, driven largely by ...

Located at the centre of General Carrera Lake in Patagonia, the Marble Caves represent a group of caverns and tunnels formed by monoliths of marble. A thirty-minute boat-tour, provided by the ...

Marble Chapels, Patagonia The Capillas de Mármol, or Marble Chapels, are an absolute must when visiting Patagonia. The stunning caves are located in the middle of General Carrera Lake, which ...

The Marble Caves are part of a larger cave group that dots the shores of Lago General Carrera. No one knows who "discovered" the caves — people have likely known about them since they developed ...

Discover Patagonia’s hidden paradise—Aysén, with glaciers, fjords, and the Marble Caves of General Carrera Lake. Perfect for adventure seekers, it offers kayaking, hiking, and wildlife ...