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A Christmas Fairy Tale in Postojna Cave in Slovenia

Published December 22, 2023
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With a traditional Christmas market and photo exhibition, Park Postojna Jama revives a fairy-tale holiday atmosphere.

One of the biggest and most magical Christmas events in Slovenia is traditionally held in the Postojna Cave.

More than 100 local actors and musicians have prepared a wonderful Christmas show this year, deep below the surface.

The mysterious underground beauty offers the most beautiful backdrop, which Mother Nature patiently created for her over millions of years.

Sixteen scenes from the biblical story are arranged along a magically illuminated five-kilometer long tourist trail, AA writes.

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